About Andreas K
4,981 km
368:18 h
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Team 148, Start 11:15 Uhr, drei Stunden Zeit - dazu gibt es eine Karte mit eingetragenen "Verstecken", die es zu suchen gilt und eine Liste der "Verstecke" mit (lustigen) Beschreibungen* damit man vor Ort weiß, wonach man suchen soll. Gefahren wird in Zweierteams, heute Ohmtroll (Andreas) und ich (Andreas). Da man in der Zeit kaum alle Verstecke finden wird, ist etwas Kreativität bei der Routenwahl nötig. Diesmal haben wir es etwas konservativer gemacht und auch alle ausgewählten Verstecke gefunden. Nach dem letzten hatten wir sogar noch eine halbe Stunde Zeit zum Trödeln und Sightseeing am nördlichen Ende des Markkleeberger Sees. *einige Beschreibungen gefällig...?!? z.B.: - LMBV 436 (hat sich dann als gar nicht sooo schwer heraus gestellt) - oben auf der Eiche - am Ende, Achtung Wasser (der war besonders lustig Bild 9 am km 9,71)
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*eine Infotafel unterwegs bezeichnete das Bächlein Laweke als langsamen Bach (andere Quellen leiten es vom mittelniederdeutschen "Lawen-Beke" = "lauer Bach" her). um diesen ca. 14,5 km langen Bach zu besichtigen, sind von Halle aus ungefähr 74 km Weg zu bewältigen Dies war eine Nachhol/Wiederholungstour, weil unser Freund ohmtroll (hier Andreas K) bei der ursprünglichen Tour im März krankheitsbedingt ausgefallen war. Heute hat es nun endlich geklappt, er war dabei und hat einige Fotos von unterwegs zur Verfügung gestellt (danke dafür).
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It's about time the sign was made legible again...but this time with "Ä" 😆
Very entertaining tour this morning at the coffee table ☝️❗️ enjoyed watching it...
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Andreas K went mountain biking.
July 26, 2025
Der Wanderweg am Warteberg hinter Haynrode wuchert langsam zu, dafür bleibt der Weg im Löhchen hinter Hauröden weiter schön zu fahren. Am Einstieg des Trails unterm Reiseberg zum Teich unterm Kloster machen sich die Brombeer-Ranken breit und lauern auf MTB-Reifen.
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December 30th, now it's really time, the (for this year) irrevocably last tour to Geiseltalsee - a leisurely end-of-year tour with a little grog break.
First we had to collect all the passengers, there were four of us - two came by train from different directions and we met one at the edge of town in
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This year I had time again for the end-of-year tour to Geiseltalsee. The journey to Halle by train was problem-free and on time (the journey home too). From Halle main station we went to Geiseltalsee. After a walk around the lake including a grog break we went back to Halle. Thanks to @hallunke for the
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16th edition of the Auewald-MBO
The people of Leipzig use this event every year as a kind of end to the season (if you want, you can still drive on). And because it's November, the weather was absolutely perfect again this year - although it stopped raining afterwards.
The rules of the game:
"Posts" (around
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Meeting in Röblingen, the train was on time today.
We set off straight away and always followed the interesting paths along the Weida. The former railway line from Röblingen-Schraplau-Esperstedt-Obhausen-Querfurt was also always nearby. Interesting that the tracks are still there almost everywhere.
We
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Nice idea from Andreas @hallunke, great spring weather, fragrant greenery, interesting places and wide views...
And the train was running too!
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one could now ask:
what, where, why Zöschen? Here the botanist had created a very well-known arboretum at the time - well worth seeing, despite decades of decay. There are still stately trees, the Dieck villa and even a signposted hike to the various highlights in the town. Thanks Andreas K. for this
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Thank you Andreas for the perfect tour! The destination caught my eye when I read something about the history of the Schimmel&Co company in Miltitz near Leipzig: The botanist Dr. Georg Dieck de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georg_Dieck (1847-1925) had advised the then world market leader in essential oils on the
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At post 6 (picture 11): Before I could even fully grasp it, the rascal took off his shoes and socks and stepped into the icy water. He wasn't the only one who snapped a picture of our map, either 😇 Unfortunately, I didn't get a photo because I was too stunned 🙊
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