Showing posts with label ASTRON. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ASTRON. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 08, 2009

My cycle path!

I cycle to work once in a while, although a week ago I was cycling daily. Here is the path I take from Beilen station to ASTRON, Dwingeloo. A nice 14.5 Km path, great for health and lovely during Summer season. I am yet to try really cold and damp days though.

Here is the outline of the map: Beilen station is on top right, ASTRON is close to Lhee village, in the national forest "Dwingeldelverd".






Point 1 looks like: fields on the left, road on the right.



point 2: tall tree groves on the left, motor road on the right.





point 3: A bridge to cross to other side of the high-way A28, see the map on the top. What is that damn van doing on the cycle path!




point 4: after crossing the bridge, we have to enter the forest here.






point 5 and point 6: tall trees in the forest





point 7 : open grass lands, this place is great for birds.



point 8 : Crossing over the motor road near Spier village (forest area continues)




point 9: lake closer to the ASTRON





in the evening Sun on my return trip (i made it back, 4 days in a row!)

Wednesday, July 01, 2009

Some more picckies !

The other day I took a short walk around to click some pics using Francisco's mobile phone camera. Just to give you an idea of the serene surroundings.

my guest house room


Evening chai table


wooded areas around




Passing through the woods are the cycle paths



Just around the jungle are flat pasture lands



And cyclists go just about everywhere!



Turning back to the dish, which is right in front of the above bike path (behind my back)

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Monday, June 29, 2009

In ASTRON

Here I am with a couple of pictures of myself having some coffee and fruits. I am uploading them via a wifi connection (Note for Arsh: it works at 600 KBPS :p )



On my rear side is the office building of ASTRON, where I work.



In front is dense woods of Dwingeloo National Forest.




Our guest house can be seen on the left above, or in the photo below.