Monday, February 10, 2020

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Date : 7.2.2020
Activity: Hike up the Mandlstein (874 m, JN78JR, SOTA / GMA); Descent: continuation of the Mandlsteinweg (Rundweg Nr.11)
Start and finish: Wultschau / parking lot at the village inn
Total duration: 5; 15 hours
Path: very well signposted / marked side and forest roads, forest and meadow paths; short rocky climb to the summit
Weather: cloudy, around 0 ° C, little wind
Amateur radio: Yaesu FT1XDE with original spiral antenna; Max. 5 W FM at 2 m and 70 cm
QRV on the Mandlstein (874 m, JN78JR, SOTA / GMA): Although on the border to OK, I can't do a single QSO with a Czech ham. I am compensated by a S2S contact with Hannes, OE3JSU, on the Ötscher and 2 further QSOs at 145,500 MHz with Martin, OE3EMC or again under his AMRS club call OE3XRC. I reach Heinz, OE5HDN, via the Sternstein repeater.
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Wultschau: parking lot at the village inn
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At the western end of the village, the first signpost to Mandlsteinweg (circular route No. 11)
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Over large areas ...
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... into the forest
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Moorbad Harbach: There are hardly any distractions that could disturb your recovery ...
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An old barn…
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... with a remarkable roof construction
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Short detour to the meat bank (rock formation)
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The characteristic blue and white Nordwaldkammweg marking has been running parallel to my red and white Mandlsteinweg marking for a long time.
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Summit construction of the Mandlstein
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Mandlstein (874 m)
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Look after OK
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Unfortunately, there is no QSO with an OK station.
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The descent (continuation of the circular route) is also really well signposted.
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Another 1½ hours to Wultschau. (The ascent takes only 20 minutes from the Mandlstein car park.)
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Not far anymore…
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…to the car

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