stephan_bavarian_cyclist
I live northeast of Munich in Ismaning in the district of Munich. Here cross the bike paths Isarradweg, Sempt-Isen Radweg and the Munich Radel Ring. In my spare time I cycle or hike in Bavaria and Austria.
Since November 2020, I record my ventures with 2.0 Hypersmooth stabilisation; with 4.0 Hypersmooth stabilisation or with 6.0 Hypersmooth stabilisation. Previously recorded videos with poor stabilization I have deleted. These tours are gradually recorded again and eröffentlicht.
I hope you enjoy getting to know the Bavarian and Austrian landscapes.
Follow me on Strava to see what new tours are coming up:
strava; garmin connect; instagram
Bike: KTM - Double Disc ; Cube - Kathmandu SL
Camera: Since November 2020 with 2.0 Hypersmooth stabilisation. Since Septebmer 2021 with 4.0 Hypersmooth stabilisation Since Septebmer 2023 with 6.0 Hypersmooth stabilisation
Tours are partly re-recorded.
GPS: Wahoo ELEMNT GPS
Symbol:
📹 = GoPro 10 Black / GoPro 12 Black Video
🚂 = former railroad line
🌷= Spring - Frühling: 1. März – 31. Mai.
☀️=Sommer - Sommer: 1. Juni – 31. August.
🍁= Autumn - Herbst: 1. September – 30. November.
❄️= Winter -Winter: 1. Dezember – 28./ 29. Februar.
🏃 = Run
🚶 = Walk
🚴 = Cycling
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Via Julia is the modern name for the Roman military road between Günzburg (Guntia) via Augsburg (Augusta Vindelicorum) to Salzburg (Iuvavum). Overview of the road network in the Roman Empire in 125 AD (see also List of Roman Roads) under Emperor Hadrian, part of which was the Via Julia. With Via Julia, a street name was taken up by 19th century research, which saw it as a work of the Julian imperial family. According to current knowledge, no Roman road north of the Alps has a name except for the Via Claudia Augusta.
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