After doing my laundry, I went on an epic bike ride. I just rode wherever I felt like going until 3:00, when I got to the Stadtpark Hamburg, then I turned around and headed back.
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Tag der Deutschen Einheit - 3.10.12
Today is Tag der Deutschen Einheit, the 22nd anniversary of the unification of Germany. I'm turning 23 in a few weeks, so that means I have more history than Germany, right?
After doing my laundry, I went on an epic bike ride. I just rode wherever I felt like going until 3:00, when I got to the Stadtpark Hamburg, then I turned around and headed back.
Along the way I saw many fields with corn, cows, and horses. Immediately over the border from Schleswig-Holstein to Hamburg is city. I traced the route I rode online, and it was about 56 km. That's 34.7 miles, for those of you who prefer archaic units. Here's a little trick: if anyone ever tells you a distance in kilometers that's close to a Fibonacci number, like 55, the distance in miles is close to the previous Fibonacci number, in this case 34. I knew there was a reason to memorize Fibonacci numbers.
After doing my laundry, I went on an epic bike ride. I just rode wherever I felt like going until 3:00, when I got to the Stadtpark Hamburg, then I turned around and headed back.
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Um, that's pretty much the most awesome thing I've ever heard! I will totally use that all the time-- as long as the distance in km is less than 14.
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