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Once again this week I had to actually look at a map to figure out where on earth I was being sent for work. Turns out, Apeldoorn is in the Netherlands and about an hour from Amsterdam by train. It also turned out to be a rather forested area. At least, the buildings I was working in were surrounded by tall trees, and my hotel was out in the forest — quite literally by itself. This unit has an optical heart rate sensor in the watch band itself, rather than on the back of the watch body like most other units. I bought the watch earlier this summer but finally got around to poking at it. After getting that and the two other watches I was carrying all powered up with satellite reception, I headed on out. Quite frankly — I had no idea where I was going. Actually, for that matter, I really had no idea where I was. I had simply taken a taxi each day about minutes into the woods from the office buildings, and with tons of trees and lots of twists and turns it seemed never ending. But, there were a million bike paths, walking paths, and then trails like threads on a spider web. As I got up to speed I checked on the Pulse a bit. The trail slimmed down, and I got a nifty flag on the pole. Some time later I ran into an awkward gate. It looked like it was designed to allow wildlife to roam through it one-way, since that left section would lift up entirely. Since I was neither wildlife or on the other side of the fence, I just turned right and followed along the fence for a bit. It got astoundingly dark in this section, and strangely smelled of unrecognizable alive animals. Sorta like a cross between a zoo and a farm. Kinda nice that way. No lions, tigers or bears. At least, bears that you actually have to worry about. Nor elephants, or buffalo. So basically, I figured I was good short of a mutant squirrel. After the fence disappeared the forest got a fair bit denser and the trail much thinner. To be clear, I still had no idea where I was going. About half-way through my run I stumbled past a fire truck red porta-potty. I appreciate that the Dutch decided to just randomly place a brightly visible and open bathroom in the middle of nowhere. Running locations around the world could learn from this example. Despite how these photos might look, it was actually getting fairly dark fairly quick. Conference calls had delayed my departure till around PM, meaning I was running well into dusk…. Around the time I was starting to wonder where I was, I stumbled out of the woods onto a bike path, with an ominous message:. What on earth does that mean? Both the start and the finish? Or do you get to choose? Very confusing. Not far away was another marker, listing some names of places. Thus, all of which were useless to me. Now ironically, despite having three GPS watches on me, only one of which could actually get me back home: The Suunto Ambit3. So I started up the feature and prayed it was part of the beta features…and functional. Thankfully, it was. Turns out I was only about 1. Which to be fair was roughly where I figured I was. I had taken some care to do swirling loops rather than just run one direction forever. As proof of that, this is actually the the first time ever on a run where I truly needed a back to start function to my recollection. Love it! Meanwhile, back on the GPS front all three units were reasonably close for a trail run. Dense trees and switch backs are amongst the hardest things for any GPS unit out there. With my run done, it was off to sleep and then back to work the next day. It was there I noticed all the names on the Coke bottles. As I learned in the US last week, apparently Coke is putting names on bottles. I thought this was notable because the names are definitely not Americana. With that, it was back onto a local train first, and then a high speed train for a late night arrival back in Paris:. Hopefully, you found this post useful. Otherwise, perhaps consider using the below link if shopping on Amazon. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. It could simply be buying toilet paper , or this pizza oven we use and love. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked. If you would like a profile picture, simply register at Gravatar , which works here on DCR and across the web. Subscribe me to the newsletter. Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. Click here to Subscribe without commenting. The Fenix seems to be able to get me home with a return on my path but I really liked the big friendly arrow of the Polar. With a bit of luck Polar will hire some programmers and finish the v at some point…. I have a Fenix 1 and use the breadcrumb map of where I have run as a way of getting me home. Has worked well twice this month when getting almost lost in the Dordogne and Versailles. Cool to see you were in The Netherlands again. The area you were has a ton of paths like there, but also cycling paths, where you can ride for miles, without encountering anyone. Pure awesomeness! Hi Ray, actually you were in a dangerous place! Animal present are deer, roo-deer and the most dangerous ones wild boar. Luckily none of those can climb trees, can you? Now I am curious where you ran. There are tradeoffs. In the case of the GlobalSat variants you lose a lot of the more fleshed out running functionality, along with size and connectivity. I know a rather modern square mushroom, but gnomes build modern too : And indeed you were correct, they indicate vilages and the distance to them. They even have each a unique number so that you can find them on certain maps. Had the Coke bottle names in Scotland for ages but new ones recently came out that had lots of Polish names due to the high number of Poles in Scotland. You should take Fenix2 for that kind of run. Nice runaround Ray. Apeldoorn actually has a fairly new velodrome that hosted the track WC. Maybe for a next time if youre testing aerogoodies or other cycling related tech ;. What about wolves Ray. I thought Netherlands have reintroduced wolves and they roam in the wilderness. If you consider Nordics as a part of continental europe, then there are wild bears. And even that was only very bad luck, since jogger got accidentally between mother bear and his siblings. A lot of my friends are interested in it but there seem to be a lack of reviews or pretty much any info about it anywhere. I often run in similar areas in the Netherlands and yes, it can be very quit and dark between the trees and also hard for the GPS to mak a fix. I have been lost during my running often, and used the bread crumb on the FR to great succes to find a direction back. It is a large disadvantage that the current devices eg FR and other lack this simple feature. Ray, given that you have now personal experience, could you hint the guys at Garmin to reintroduce the breadcrumb? Keep up the good work, and next time you are in Netherlands, I would love to show you a couple of nice routes. Navigation the pointer back to a particular waypoint is important. When I am somewhere new and unknown, I can go out and just run five miles in a general compass direction and then follow the pointer in the general direction back to where I started. I got to run some beautiful tree lined suburban roads in New Jersey like this making up my 10 mile and 13 mile runs as I went. It is sort of exciting, but I had to take Orangie to do it xt. In WW2 they dropped it in the Woods. Every inch of the big wood is searched now for more than 10 years. No bears, but you were within about m of gorillas, which is fairly rare in the Netherlands link to apenheul. It is a very pleasant place to stroll through, by the way. I swim, bike and run. 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