Planetary path

Maybe a better Title would be “beer crate walk” or as we call it: Harassenlauf. But that would not sound so reputable. :-)

We met on Friday (9th Mai) at 5o’clock; several people gathered on the platform #1 at the Zürich HB. Well equipped with meat for the barbecue and a beer crate per two individuals. We drove together to Adliswil where we took the cable car to Felsenegg. There we started our journey to the Uetliberg which is nearly 6 Km to walk. Our travel route was along the planetary path which was not so important at all. But at least we had a good reason to put the crate down and rest a little at every planet to read the information about it.
Fortunately we had enough liquid energy with us so we were able to sustain an impressing speed. After a little more then just two hours we arrived at the Uetliberg with nearly no leftover beer and no casualties. ;-)

The rest of the evening was used to barbecue the meat and enjoy the splendid view over Zürich.
Thanks to all who took part at this event!

Ps: Another report on the planetary path with more details about the path itself :-D

I started this post over a week ago, but forgot about it…

3 Responses to “Planetary path”

  1. Danny Says:

    Sali,

    Isch es möglich das du a zwei Orte hesch wölle meat anstatt meet schriibe?

  2. David Says:

    Interesting, I don’t remember when I last walked the planetary path in that direction, we normally started at the Uetliberg and finished in the Felsenegg.

    Here some well meant pointers :)

    “Well equipped with meet” -> “meat” You did meet but you ate meat ;)

    “We met at Friday (9th Mai) at 5o’clock several people” –> ” We met on Friday (9th Mai) at 5 o’clock; several people…”

    “per two persons” sounds a bit strange (normally the plural of person is people), maybe “per two individuals” ?

    “grill the meet” -> “barbecue the meat”, unless you barbecued each other ;). Even though you can shorten a ‘barbecue grill’ to a ‘grill’ ‘grillieren’ should still be translated with ‘to barbecue’

  3. Guido Says:

    There are two reasons why we walked in the other direction:
    - the view over Zürich (during the barbecue)
    - returning home late night is easier from the Uetliberg than from Felsenegg.

    @both: Thanks for the input!

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