Yes, I do have one. No, that’s not what I meant.
I said from the outset that I would use my bike for this walking square challenge. I now hit 6,000km (that’s over 3,700 miles for the imperials among you). It took me and Wynora Rider (aka: my bike) three and a half years to get to this milestone (BTW: why don’t they call that kilometre stone?)
And this was the direct spot when the counter changed from 5,999 to 6,000. It was the right spot to get somewhat philosophical about it all. This was the street I was on:
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That is quite philosophical – a place for everything—logical, natural, human, and divine—in a dialectical scheme. 6000 was meant to be 🙂
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such an achievement – well done and what the perfect place for achieving that milestone. I am guessing we have never developed kilometre stones as there are probably no stones marking the km’s. Whereas milestones were once quite common beside the roads
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And we call them “Meilenstein” in German as well.
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