Contents: Tours (8) Nongeographical bicycling information (1)
Reports by Fabio Ferronato
All descriptions are in English, unless otherwise noted.
Tours
| Bike tour report Bassano-Munich August 2011
tour started August 2011, submitted 8 August 2011 cycling the 5th time Bassano - Munich, but every time it is more and more exciting :-) This time I did my best to discover / track with the gps the bike ways |
| Bassano-Ravensburg-Munich-Brenner
tour started August 2010, submitted 18 October 2010 5 days bicycle tour across the alps:
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| from Bassano to Vienna
tour started August 2008, submitted 19 August 2008 Cycling from Bassano (Venice) to Vienna. Google maps + gps tracking files included. |
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| Bassano (Venice area) to Zurich by bike
tour started June 2008, submitted 19 June 2008 Cycling from Bassano (Venice) to Zurich, passing Ofenpass, Flüelapass and Albulapass. Google maps + gps tracking files included. |
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| Bike tour report Bassano-Munich May 2008
tour started May 2008, submitted 23 May 2008 Cycle tour report from Bassano (70 km from Venice) to Munich. |
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| Venice-Amsterdam by bike
tour started July 2007, submitted 25 July 2007 Cycling from Venice to Amsterdam in 8 days. |
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| Bassano - Munich - Venice
tour started August 2006, submitted 5 October 2006 From the beginning of the Italian Alps to Munich, and way back to Venice. |
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| From Bassano to Munich by bike
tour started August 2003 [A satellite] image [taken] just after I got back home [...] shows that there were no clouds on all the central Europe, very good for my round trip! The days before the images was likely, so I found only sun, sun and sun ! Maybe too much. In Munich the temperature was 38 degree!!! |
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Nongeographical bicycling information
| gomapgen - opensource software to generate a google map that integrates the path registered by a gps system with pictures from a common digital camera
, submitted 28 June 2009 gomapgen (GOogle MAP GEnerator) generates a google map from a gpx file and places photos taken by an external camera where they were taken, by comparing gps points time with picture time. Useful for bike tour reporting (if you registered your tour with a GPS system)! |
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