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28-Jan-2006 -- 50N6E is one of the finest CPs in Europe. There is a little monument with a signpost explaining the currence of the sun and the system of longitude and latitude.

My computer connected to NAVILOCK had some funny ideas where to guide me but finally after driving through some woods I made it.

My old GPS from 1998 was happy to show all zeros at the monument where I also took a photograph of myself. Pictures in every direction completed my visit.