In this post I describe how I integrated pmtiles into my blogs outdoor maps. This relieved the tiles previously used from external servers.

Ever since I was doing longer bike tours I always had a very good companion with me. Not only there, also on hiking tours they were accompanying me like a trusted old friend. In the last years they have changed a bit and got more annoying than I knew them, but as every good friend has their quirks, in the end the pros always outweighed the cons. What if they changed for good?

The weekend before I wanted to go to Plön but due to a cold forecasted night I postponed it to this weekend. As you can see, again this trip was not towards Plön but in the opposite direction. What was the excuse this time?

Sometimes you recognize that your change history is a bit of a mess. One commit contains multiple different types of changes, possibly even some refactoring.

In this post I describe my (current) workflow to handle that. Git being git, this might not be the only one, possibly not even the best way to do it!

First you need to know which commit is affected.

Last commit

If you happen to remember that the disastrous commit was the one you just did, you are in luck, as the process is quite easy.

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I actually wanted to do another overnighter but the forecast was too dire (-5C in the night). That plan is not canceled but instead postponed to next weekend.

This alternative ride was quite beautiful. As usual, I tried to stay in nature as much as possible. The previous ride I already went in a south-westerly direction. This time I took the same start but after Veloroute 10 ended, I proceeded more south-easterly in the direction of Meimersdorf, Moorsee and Rönne. I have never been there before, so it was exciting to see that more rural part of Kiel as well.

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