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Im oberen Teil des Dürrebielgrundes findet sich ein großer und trotzdem recht unbekannter Gedenkstein (vermutlich, weil er nicht bei openstreetmap verzeichnet ist), der an verschiedene Hochwasser der Dürren Biela erinnert. Der kleine Bach, der in Sommermonaten durchaus auch einmal austrocknen kann, zeigte 1886, 1897 und 1957 ein ganz anderes Gesicht. Daran erinnern die Inschriften auf dem Felsblock:

 

"Dieser Weg wurde in der Nacht vom 9.-10. Juli 1886 durch grosse Wasserfluthen unfahrbar gemacht. Oberförster Schreiter

Desgl. am 30. Juli 1897

Desgl. am 5. Juli 1957 K. Mann, Rev.F."

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It was one of those breathtaking, heartwarming moments... The ethereal light of twilight transformed the landscape into a wonderland.

 

N46.4828, E13.9870 map

 

Thanks for looking... :)

 

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Exposed roots in a dry creek bed.

 

Seminary Wood

Decatur (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.

9 July 2020.

 

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A toy airplane, treed.

 

Seminary Wood

Decatur (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.

16 May 2020.

 

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Rough-hewn planked walkway over (and, often, in) the headwaters of Cecilia Creek (aka East Fork Middle Branch Shoal Creek), in...

 

Seminary Wood

Decatur (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA

4 October 2020.

 

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OpenStreetMap recently made a bulk dump of GPS points available as a massive 55Gb csv file.

 

This heatmap shows a random sample of 1% of the points and their distribution, to show where GPS is used to upload data to the map. There are just short of 2.8 billion points, so the sample is nearly 28 million points. Red cells have the most points, blue cells have the fewest.

 

Points were given a geohash, and the first 3 characters of the geohash were used to bin the points into a regular grid.

 

Using a couple of python scripts, and tidied up the SVG in Inkscape. Geohashing code here.

 

You can see some interesting patterns:

- some europe-carribean flights/boat journeys

- flights from US west coast to NZ

- a hotspot over Germany, UK and central/eastern Europe

- an odd delineated band between 30N and 30S in the oceans - this may be a result of the sampling

 

Data copyright OpenStreetMap and its contributors, CC-BY-SA.

  

I was astounded by Bill Rankin's map of Chicago's racial and ethnic divides and wanted to see what other cities looked like mapped the same way. To match his map, Red is White, Blue is Black, Green is Asian, Orange is Hispanic, Gray is Other, and each dot is 25 people. Data from Census 2000. Base map © OpenStreetMap, CC-BY-SA

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