Información sobre JR56
Hurra, Zwergschnauzerwelpe Max, geboren am 26.5.21, ist jetzt bei uns und macht unser Leben bunt. Wir freuen uns riesig und sind sehr glücklich.
Mitten in Schleswig-Holstein, in der schönen Stadt Rendsburg, bin ich geboren und habe dort die ersten 20 Jahre meines Lebens verbracht. Weitere 20 Jahre habe ich in Hamburg gewohnt. Jetzt habe ich bereits seit 25 Jahren mein Domizil in Schwarzenbek im Herzogtum Lauenburg.
Seit Oktober 2017 bin ich - nach über 45 Jahren im Berufsleben - im wohlverdienten Ruhestand und habe jetzt endlich mehr Zeit, mit meinem Trekkingrad, MTB oder auch gerne per pedes auf Entdeckertouren zu gehen.
Ich fahre ein KALKHOFF INCLUDE - E-Trekkingbike (Pedelec) mit einem 60er Rahmen. Eine "ALL DAY RIDE CONSTRUCTION" mit der ich sowohl relativ schnell auf Straßen, als auch gut im leichten Gelände unterwegs sein kann. Für schwierigeres Gelände habe ich ein E-MTB Fully SERIOUS BEAR ROCK mit einem 54er Rahmen und 57er Stollenreifen.
Bei Komoot bin ich seit 2014 registriert. Meine Touren zeichne ich mit Komoot seit 2017 auf - aktuell
mit meinem Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S10+ und fotografiere damit auch.
Das Punkteranking bei Komoot ist umstritten, wie die Reaktionen manchmal zeigen. Ich persönlich finde es gut und es macht mir Spaß, man sollte es aber auch nicht übertreiben.
Vielen herzlichen Dank auch an meine mittlerweile über 1500 Follower/innen für die vielen Likes und freundlichen Kommentare zu meinen Touren. Ich freue mich sehr darüber, kann euch leider aber nicht auch allen folgen und eure interessanten Touren kommentieren, weil das zeitlich einfach unmöglich ist. Eure Touren schaue ich mir immer gerne an, aber nehmt es mir bitte nicht übel, wenn ich nicht alles kommentieren oder liken kann. Da muss ich mich wirklich beschränken und hoffe auf euer Verständnis.
Viel Spaß und Glück auf allen euren Touren wünsche ich euch weiterhin.
LG Jörg 🙂🍀
Kontakt: raute56@web.de
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- 00:402,69 km4,0 km/h10 m10 mA Rosefahrer, B. S. y 95 más les gusta.
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A short Sunday walk in Geesthacht on the Elbe. Max had already been to dog school in the morning and learned a lot again
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Today our obligatory annual squash party could finally take place again. But there was no squash tournament, instead we had to play billiards as an alternative. It's also more relaxed and not so sweaty. You can also hiss a beer or two at the same time. Then we went to dinner at the Italian restaurant. Everything was financed entirely from the well-filled coffers. Of course I couldn't miss that.
Just taking the train and then walking a few steps to the party is not possible for me either. So I only took the train to the main station and combined the further way there to celebrate in the Hamburg district of Hoheluft with a small tour. It's a lot more fun this way. A very successful evening
First I walked from the main train station through Spitalerstraße to the Rathausmarkt and on to the Inner Alster. After the marathon took place in Hamburg last weekend, everything was prepared there for the triathlon on the weekend.
We continued through the Colonnades to Planten un Blomen. A very beautiful park that is always fascinating. On the way, I also had a quick look at the Zoological Museum. It's not very big, but very interesting, especially for children. Admission is free! Highly recommended.
Further information on this:
komoot.de/highlight/122191?ref=whdPassing the listed Grindel skyscrapers, I made a short detour to Dittsche's snack bar in Eppendorfer Weg before playing billiards in the Hoheluftchausse. The Eppendorfer Grillstation is actually a completely normal snack bar when it is not through
"Dittsche - The Really Real Life"
would have become famous.More information about Dittsche:komoot.de/highlight/1336718?ref=whdHace 3 días
- A Michael Tegethof, Hans Uwe Petersen y 140 más les gusta.
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I have known the beaches on the Kiel Fjord and Eckernförde Bay since my early childhood. I always like to come back there. This stretch along the Baltic Sea between Kiel and Eckernförde was mostly not recorded with Komoot before.
The single trails on the cliffs lead in places directly along the edge of the abortion and it can actually be really dangerous to drive there. A little carelessness and you fall down the cliff. The drive there is exciting and you have great views, but it also requires extreme concentration.
So only at your own risk and without guarantee. Better get off and push. I did / had to do a couple of times today.
Whenever I'm in Eckernförde, a circumnavigation of the Windebyer Noor is one of them. The path on the west bank is, however, boggy in parts and a bit difficult. If you have problems with this, you should better take the official bike path. On the east bank, on the other hand, you can cycle very relaxed and easy. Then we went back across the country via Gettorf and a piece along the NOK. Once again it was a nice day tour in my old home. 😊Further information about the Windebyer Noor:nordtipps.de/aktiv/rund-ums-windebyer-noorde.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windebyer_Noor13 de septiembre de 2021
- 00:513,15 km3,7 km/h20 m40 m
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Lauenburg is not far from us and is always a worthwhile destination for a short afternoon stroll.
Today, after a long time, the castle tower was open again and you could visit it. There is no entry fee and you shouldn't miss it. I always find the old prison cells terrifyingly fascinating and from the top of the tower you have great views of Lauenburg.Max had learned to climb stairs quickly at home. Up is always quick, but he has not yet dared to go down, although I lured him with treats and good words. Today we went down a few steps from the castle to the Elbe and I had hoped that he would just follow us. With treats and good persuasion, it actually worked and after the initial shyness was overcome, he went down the next steps as a matter of course. Great, that will work out here at home too. He ran well all the way today and saw and smelled a lot of new things. Was a very nice afternoon tour11 de septiembre de 2021
- A Marlies, So, nun aber los y 155 más les gusta.
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On this glorious sunny day we went through the beautiful purple blooming Lüneburg Heath. Unfortunately, I didn't leave until noon today and there were already quite a lot of people out and about at the prominent points for a Thursday. In some parts real mass migrations, which luckily ended again in the great heather. It was quite hot and some hikers with long trousers etc. already had the obligatory bright red heads. They were obviously on the verge of exhaustion. I was very happy to be on the road with my bike and electronic support. You can also use them in the Totengrund and on the Wilseder Berg. Yesterday's long squash game made itself felt a bit. Almost all of the routes are designated as cycle paths, but almost all types of paths are included ... gravel, loose sand, large stones, large tree roots, smooth sand paths, inclines, slopes and also asphalt. There is something for everybody. I had great fun again. But wide tires and good suspension are really advantageous here. Especially the wonderful route around the Totengrund is in some places impossible to manage with normal bikes for normal Otto people without support. You just have to push it and enjoy the great views. Many did it too. I was on the road with my MTB and got through relatively well everywhere. Nevertheless, I stopped the tour as a bike tour because it was mostly normal routes and you can only choose one type of tour and just have to decide.The free car park in Volkwardigen is a good starting point for a bike tour. From there (or a little further) and also from the other places around, the onward journey by car to the nature reserve is blocked anyway. You can only continue on foot, by bike or by horse-drawn carriage. Is also a good thing.
From the parking lot it went first to Totengrund, then to Wilsede, on to Wilseder Berg and from there to Undeloh. In an arch we went back across the heather. It was nice, but also quite hot and a little too busy. When the weather is bad, it's not that crowded and I like that a lot better. 😊Further information about the Lüneburg Heath:lueneburger-heide.de9 de septiembre de 2021
- A Maik, Hans Uwe Petersen y 98 más les gusta.
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Today the trailer hitch is finally being installed in my new car. Unfortunately it could only be delivered late. Now I can go back to more distant areas with the rear bike rack. I combined the way back from the workshop with a little tour and brought bread rolls with me for breakfast in the garden on the terrace. A wonderfully sunny day today.😊
8 de septiembre de 2021
- 00:452,72 km3,7 km/h0 m10 m
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Today we were once again on the move in the Fockbeker Moor. It's only a small nature reserve, but very beautiful. We inherited a piece of moorland there from Marlie's parents and we like to drop by from time to time. Many years ago, the grandparents and parents had cut peat there for their own consumption. Today it is a beautiful nature reserve that no longer has great material value, but the ideal value is all the greater for us. We are happy that we have it and will keep it, even if it cannot be used any longer at the moment. Except maybe for "breeding snakes", but who wants that? 😉In any case, Max was very happy today, ran great on the leash the whole time and was able to sniff out a lot of new, interesting smellsMore detailed information about the Fockbeker Moor:de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fockbeker_Moor
7 de septiembre de 2021
- 01:1120,7 km17,4 km/h90 m90 mA Tim Hardman, Marlies y 139 más les gusta.
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Just take advantage of the nice weather on Sunday afternoon and do a little lap. Mäxchen is happy and loves to go with you.
5 de septiembre de 2021
- A BerndHHBbg 🗿, Bikerin99 y 142 más les gusta.
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When I drove past the ghost train station a few years ago by car, I stopped immediately because I was somehow interested in the strange building. I took a closer look at it and climbed up to the embankment. Marlies and Buddy had waited so long in the car .... At first I thought it was an old railway bridge, but the counterpart was missing on the other side. It was only later that I learned the correct meaning.At that time I was already on the road with Komoot, but not yet registered. I hadn't forgotten the ghost train station after that either, but I didn't yet know what its meaning was and unfortunately I hadn't memorized the exact location either. He had already impressed me back then, but unfortunately in retrospect I no longer knew exactly where he had been. I always suspected it was on one of the old railroad tracks that are now great bike paths. Of course I couldn't find him there. Only later did I rediscover it as a highlight on the Komoot map.
Many thanks to Jan67SH for setting. I was very happy to find the ghost train station on the map as a highlight - well done. This is what sets Komoot and its members apart.Today I finally went there to refresh my old memories and combined that with a nice overland tour.
I also consciously took other routes to discover new things.
Finding one of the oldest sequoias in Germany with Komoot in the neighborhood was really good. Without Komoot I would not have discovered it - or only discovered it much later.Back it went across the country and over the villages freely to the nose and with a Komoot card. Once again it was really fun to simply cycle through home in pleasant temperatures. 😊More detailed information about the ghost train station is available here:komoot.de/highlight/1017415?ref=whdndr.de/geschichte/schauplaetze/Beimoor-der-Geisterbahnhof-der-Hamburger-U-1,beimoor100.htmlde.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gro%C3%9Fhansdorf3 de septiembre de 2021
- A Marlies, VereNala & Ricky y 125 más les gusta.
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Before the squash, a quick, relaxed walk in the Niendorfer Gehege and across the Niendorfer Markt. A great hiking & biking area. In addition to the fallow deer enclosure, I particularly liked the large open-air dog area. The old Villa Mutzenbecher with ("e") 😉 in the middle of the forest is always somehow fascinating. Great that it will be retained there.The Niendorfer Gehege is a popular wooded local recreation area in the north of the Hanseatic city with a wide range of leisure activities. In addition to observing animals, especially the little ones can explore the former private forest from the back of a pony.Almost 150 hectares of wooded area want to be explored in the Niendorfer Gehege. Some of the reasons to visit this former private forest in the Eimsbüttel district are the peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle of the big city and the beech, spruce and oak trees that are up to 200 years old. A foreign tree population has also developed in recent years.
Hamburg Airport is located near the enclosure, which has been maintained by the City of Hamburg since 1955.
The fallow deer enclosure in a forest clearing in the interior of the area should be a delight for hobby foresters in particular. The shy deer and roe deer can be observed here from close by. Rabbits, foxes and weasels can also be found in the enclosure, along with other animals.hamburg.de/niendorfer-gehege1 de septiembre de 2021
