Freedom Luxembourg

Petite randonné à Grevenmacher (16 km)
2023-08-26 14:30 - 17:30 (Europe/Luxembourg)
Petite mais jolie randonné à Grevenmacher que pour nous deux. Pas besoin de s’inscrire. Je passe te chercher.
Je l’annonce seulement pour avoir touts les liens dans un même endroit au cas où on voudrais le refaire un jour…
Le dénivelé en 2D et 3D.

The Consdorf Passages Reloaded (22 km hike)
2023-07-30 10:30 - 16:00 (Europe/Luxembourg)
A very easy and pleasant hike around Consdorf, one of the finest hiking areas within Luxembourg’s “Little Switzerland”.
And, yet, mindful of our best traditions, we will get into (very) dark places and, possibly, off-track once or twice. For live is short and full of crap and we are set to enjoy ourselves good and proper.
You can take bus 211 at 9:44 from Luxexpo to Consdorf Post and then walk 10 minutes to the meeting point (Consdorf, Konstrëfermillen).
A carpool link will be provided to the attendees.
The ups and downs (or lack thereof) in 2D and 3D.

An open-ended road trip to Paradise
2023-07-10 06:00 - 2023-07-16 19:00 (Europe/Luxembourg)
I have about to post this journey on a car sharing platform but, before, let’s see if anyone would like to accompany on this adventure.
I am going to spend a few days in Galicia and I need a driver. Ideally, one with a valid driving permit, documents allowing her/him to travel freely across Europe and the willingness to drive at least one hour of every four.
If you help me driving you will get yourself a free trip, free accommodation, free food and an unforgettable adventure.
Galicia is home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in Europe, the highest cliff in the continent, the most beautiful beach (according to Lonely Planet’s readers) with its emerald waters, as well as thousands of others with the finest sand, ancient legends, history and monuments, the liveliest Celtic music, mountains where wild horses and wolves still roam… Not to mention the fact that it is a well-known gastronomic destination as it features the richest Atlantic cuisine (at very affordable prices).
I do not have a programme yet, but, there are so many things to do, that we may as well improvise.
The idea would be to leave on Monday 10th or Tuesday 11th at dawn in order reach the southwestern coast of France early enough to still enjoy the beach, and then spend the night in the area to continue on the following day. This means a nine-hour drive each of the two days. Same on the way back, also spending the night in the south of France.
We could stay anywhere between a week and two, also to be agreed upon beforehand or decided on the spot.
Please, do not register if you do not have a certain certainty that you will come.

Three castles: Vianden - Brandenbourg - Bourscheid (28 km hike)
2023-07-09 10:30 - 17:30 (Europe/Luxembourg)
An unexpected journey from castle to castle.
The elevation gain is probably well over a thousand meters. Check the ups and downs.
This one is not a loop.
For the outbound trip, you need to take a train to Ettelbruck and from there a bus to Vianden.
For the return trip, the replacement bus from Michelau to Ettelbruck and a train from there.
Alternatively, you can leave your car in Ettelbruck.

Splash for kids of all ages (0-99): Episode III
2023-07-08 14:00 - 18:00 (Europe/Luxembourg)
After the success of the first splashes, here we go again!
Just grab your favourite floaty and join us this Saturday at Burfelt by the Upper Sûre lake. Now, you may be wondering, if the place if so amazing, how come you’ve never heard of it. Well, there is a catch. To get ourselves to the beach we will need to hike some 15 min downhill, which will be around 20 when we’ll come back uphill. People are too lazy, so they don’t bother.
Don’t come too loaded. You will need plenty of water, some fruit, sunscreen and something to cover your head. Typically there is enough shade for everyone.
I will be there with my kids from about 14:00 AM, you are welcome to bring yours if you have any. We have a boat, we have flippers, we have a ball, water guns and some other varied gear.
You are welcome even if you don’t bring any children as long as you are capable of tolerating them.
We will post the link to the car pool in due time.

Swim and Walk Chapter I (18 km hike + dips)
2023-07-01 11:00 - 18:00 (Europe/Luxembourg)
Last summer was exceptionally hot in Luxembourg. To cope with the heat, we organised a number of swim-and-walks around the Upper Sûre lake. The idea is simple, we go for a hike under the shade of the trees around the lake and we take a dip in the lake whenever we feel like it. Of course, the dips are optional. If you cannot swim, you can get yourself a vest, a floaty or whatever floats your boat.
The lake and surroundings are beautiful, offer plenty of possibilities and it is great fun. So, probably, we will do it more than once, around different locations. We are even considering a sleepover (to be announced).
The sun and the swimming will make you hungry, so perhaps bring more snacks and water than usual.
The ups and downs in 2D and 3D.
The carpool link will be provided to the attendees in due time. You can check if there are any convenient transportations options to Liefrange.
We will meet at parking Mauer, right after the bridge to the right past Liefrange. There is another parking lot a couple of hundred meters after the suggested one, to the left. Other parking spaces around Liefrange tend to be packed.

Ringwall of Otzenhausen within the Hunsrück-Hochwald National Park (30 km hike)
2023-06-24 10:30 - 17:30 (Europe/Luxembourg)
Let’s start the summer with a very special journey that will take us both to Saarland and the Rhineland-Palatinate.
Back to the Hunsrück-Hochwald National Park we will meander around the Nonnweiler dam visiting the Celtic Ringwall of Otzenhausen prior to climbing the Dollberg (695 m), to then continue to the wetlands of Johannenbruch and the protected area of Königsbachtal bei Neuhütten. Yet a small climb will lead us up to the top of the Retzenkopf (661 m). We will next descend back to the dam to visit the old forges of Züscher Hammer. Close to the starting point, we will stop for a few minutes at the viewpoint of Ostermanns Ruh.
The ups and downs in 2D and 3D.
A carpool link will be sent to the attendees.
We can meet at the bus stop Am Hammerberg, Nonnweiler. There are three parking lots nearby: one by the bus stop Eisenbahnstr. Nonnweiler, another next to Hochwald Apotheke and yet another one next to Hallenbad Nonnweiler.

Luxembourg: dusk, twilight and darkness (16 km promenade)
2023-06-22 20:00 - 23:30 (Europe/Luxembourg)
Admettons, le jour du quatorze-Juillet on reste dans nos lits douillets, oui, mais pas le soir du vingt-trois-Juin. Non ce jour là on va fair la fête!
Let’s celebrate Luxembourg national day with a promenade that will surprise even those who have been around for a while and, perhaps, even the natives.
Indeed, we have done a shorter version of this during the winter and we stumbled into places unbeknown to the whole lot of us.
Let us be surprised by the fireworks wherever we happen to be on that particular instant and let us have a glass of ale whenever we get thirsty!
The ups and downs (or lack thereof) in 2D and 3D.

Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken: Weekend in the Vosges (20 + 33 or 17 km)
2023-06-17 10:00 - 2023-06-18 19:00 (Europe/Luxembourg)
Let’s farewell the Spring as she deserves by wandering the Vosges.
The link to the carpool. Most likely, I will leave on Friday evening and stay until Sunday evening, but this is yet to be decided. Please, add your car.
You can participate on both events or just one and also can decide whether to arrive the day before or on the day of the event.
We can arrange the accommodation and other details as the date approaches.
This challenge is going to be extenuating. Please, make sure you have an adequate physical condition and, more importantly, the mental endurance required.

DAY 1 – Saturday 17 June (20 km)
Warm up day. We will start around 10 AM from Oberhaslach.
Most of the difficulty is concentrated at the very beginning. We will go more slowly than usual as we do not want to burn all our energy on the first day. Apart from those first couple of kilometres or so, the difficulty is comparable to what we usually do in Luxembourg.
Some highlights include the ruins of the following castles Ringelsbourg (or Grand Ringelstein), Petit-Ringelstein, Nideck and Hohenstein, along with the Nideck waterfall and the Rocher Hirschfels.
This is a loop. The ups and downs in 2D and 3D.

DAY 2 – Sunday 18 June (33 km)
This is going to be one of the hardest things we have ever attempted from the inception of this group. We will also go more slowly than usual.
We will start around 9 AM from Col du Donon.
We will warm up by climbing the sacred mountain of Alsace, the Donon (1009m), an extraordinary Gaulish spiritual complex. Next, we will reach Tête de Mort (900m) along the a path that connects a number of bunkers from World War I. We will then continue to the Noll (991m), the Narion (998m) and the other jewel of this journey, the Rocher de Mutzig (1009m). Last time we turned around here, but, on this occasion, if we can still stand on our legs, we plan on continuing a bit further, up to the Petit Katzenberg (903m). On our way back we will climb the Petit Donon (961m), a fortified German position that, as does its bigger brother, offers a stunning 360° view of the surroundings.
This is also a loop. The ups and downs in 2D and 3D.

DAY 2 variation (17 km)
As, unlike Schrödinger’s cat or God, I can typically only be in one place at the same time, the feasibility of this alternative depends on finding someone willing to guide those who may opt for it. If you believe that could be you, please, manifest yourself. Otherwise, it will not happen.
We will start together but you will turn around right after having completed the Bunker’s trail. You will still see the two Donons but will miss the other summits. To compensate, you will also do the Kohlberg (907m), thus tracing a beautiful triskelion around the Donons.
The end point is the same, only that you would be expected to get there earlier.
The ups and downs in 2D and 3D and the GPX file.

Circuit of the Haute Sûre Lake (40 km hike)
2023-06-10 09:10 - 19:10 (Europe/Luxembourg)
And in anticipation of the Summer Solstice, we propose what might possibly be the finest hike in Luxembourg, but also an extremely hard one. This one requires remarkable endurance and resilience. And it is not just the distance, but the continuous ups and downs, some very steep.
A real treat and a true challenge, for the body as it is for the mind, and a beautiful one at that. Not for the weak, only the brave, if this does not kill you, nothing will.
Getting to Esch-sur-Sûre in absence of the train to Ettelbruck is not easy either. You are a bit luckier if you happen to be in the Arlon or the Ettelbruck areas. Check mobiliteit.lu for options. As we are going to be very few, most likely the carpool will do. To be announced.
We leave from Esch-sur-Sûre, An de Gäert at 9:10 (yes, that hurts too).

Along the Haupeschbaach and the Halerbaach from Beaufort (18 km hike)
2023-06-03 11:15 - 16:15 (Europe/Luxembourg)
Last time we were in the area we ended up walking barefoot along the sandy banks of the Haupeschbaach. I will say no more as Beaufort is everyone’s favourite.
This one is easy enough, though, as you should know by now, with us nothing is.
There are many ways to get to Beaufort such as direct bus 222 or train to Ettelbruck plus bus. The carpool link will be communicated to the attendees.
We will meet at Beaufort Härewiss, where there is a parking and a bus stop.

The Stuff of Legends: Genovevahöhle Revisited (22 km hike)
2023-05-27 10:50 - 16:50 (Europe/Luxembourg)
We did a variation of this on Christmas day and it was absolutely spectacular, surprising and full of interesting stuff, magic and fun. So, even though we seldom do the same thing twice, this one is worth revisiting. And, besides, it is not exactly the same thing.
Starting from the train station at Trier-Ehrang (past Trier) we will visit the impressive Cave of Genoveva along with a number of other caves such as Hochburghöhle, the Geyersley, archaeological sites and the Ramstein Castle. And I am purposely leaving the best part out. In fact, the other time we found it by sheer chance. This is one to be explored at length so we will take our time.
There is a train from Luxembourg at 9:33 and return tickets go for €14:80 at bahn.com. There may be the possibility of purchasing a weekend ticket for up to five people for twice as much. Also, muzzles may or may not be required on public transport in Germany. Check as the date approaches (truth be told, the other time most people did not give a fiddler’s fart about it).
The ups and downs. The carpool link will be communicated to the attendees.

Klangwee: 6 km hike for children of all ages
2023-05-21 14:10 - 17:00 (Europe/Luxembourg)
Partially overlapping with the Lee Trail, the Klangwee, Klangwanderweg or Sentier Sonore is a unique experience in northern Luxembourg.
Up the hills and down the river, this short but beautiful loop connects seventeen checkpoints, each one offering a different hands-on sound epiphany.
Should the crew be in the right mood, we can add a few extra hundred metres and climb up and down the Molberlee, but this is not part of the current plan.
The difficulty is very moderate, yet, there are a couple of ups and downs and some rocky terrain which makes it unsuitable for prams and infants (unless you carry them on a sling or similar).
We will meet at around 3 o’clock in front of the Mairie de Hoscheid. There is a small parking space in front of the Mairie. If you come by bus, the stop Hoscheid Kräizgaass is right around the corner.
The link for the carpool will be communicated to the attendees. I should be able to take with me up to one adult and one child (I will give preference to people coming with kids as I will bring my own).

Godbrange - Larochette along the White Ernz (13 km hike)
2023-05-20 10:50 - 13:50 (Europe/London)
And, now for something completely different: The easiest hike we have ever done.
Are we becoming soft or what? No way, we are harder and harder each day. However, we have observed with stupefaction how some of the old guard from Freedom Luxembourg cannot keep the pace anymore. Well, this will be the chance for the prodigal sons (and daughters) to redeem themselves before it is too late.
We will follow the White Ernz from Godbrange to Larochette via the Häarchen. Once in Larochette, we will climb a little hill to have a view of the town.
Then, we can either go for a beer and call it a day or climb to the castle first, whatever you prefer.
The ups and downs (or lack thereof).
Bus 221 from Kirchberg Rout Bréck arrives to Godbrange Op der Haerdchen by 10:46.
This is not a loop, check how to return from Larochette.

Lintgen - Eich via Bambësch (21 km hike)
2023-05-18 11:15 - 16:15 (Europe/London)
As we could not see any horses today, let’s give it another try from the opposite side. Who knows, we may get luckier.
If I cannot promise horses, at least I will give you caves and archaeological sites. Plus another unique opportunity to explore our most immediate environment from a different perspective.
The 10:55 train from Luxembourg arrives to Lintgen by 11:14. This one is not a loop.
The ups and downs in 2D and 3D and the GPX file.

Lorentzweiler - Dommeldange (20 km hike)
2023-05-13 11:10 - 16:00 (Europe/Luxembourg)
Another unique opportunity to discover our more immediate environment. And another adventure full of surprises as this area is packed with archaeological sites such as Roman villas, fountains and quanats (some sort of aqueduct). We will also climb the natural reserve of Sonnebierg, where the featured image was actually taken.
The ups and downs. This one is not a loop: we will start from the train station at Lorentzweiler and will end up in Dommeldange, where beer is believed to flow in abundance.
The train schedule for May is not yet available. Please, check as the date approaches. Right now, substitution bus L10 would take you from Luxembourg train station (10:30) to Lorentzweiler (11:03). It also stops at Limperstsberg Theatre and Eich Clinic.

Aí vem o maio de flores coberto: Remich - Schengen (24 km hike)
2023-05-06 11:00 - 16:00 (Europe/London)
In this new Edventure we will be changeling ourselves some more while contemplating the Moselle from an entirely different perspective.
Some hills, some forests, some vineyards, perhaps a well deserved glass of white to celebrate the springtime.
My hiking instincts tell me that this one will surprise us.
Here are the ups and downs.
This one is not a loop. We will start at Remich (bus station) and end at Schengen (Berlin wall).
At the time of this writing, it would seem that buses 411 and 413 from Luxembourg station should get you there on time.

Echternach - Wasserbillig (25 km hike)
2023-04-29 11:45 - 17:45 (Europe/Luxembourg)
More than a hike, this is a real journey or, if you wish, a pilgrimage.
Departing from Echternach, we will first reach Rosport by meandering along the Sûre as well as the Deutsch-Luxemburgischer Felsenweg to then intercept the Mullerthal trails E1/E2, which will lead us to the Natural Reserve of Deiwelskopp. Deiwelskopp is well known for its Orchideenlehrpfad, which I avoided to mention it in the title because we all known just too well what happened last time (even though I am pretty confident we may actually get luckier on this occasion).
Have a look to the ups and downs. This is not a loop.
Bus 410 leaves Luxexpo at 11:07 and arrives at Echternach Lycée at 11:44 (double-check the time tables at mobiliteit.lu as the date approaches for the schedules may be altered). This is located by the parking A Kack, near to the bridge. Our destination, Wasserbillig, is well served both by buses and trains.
DISCLAIMER: This is not an organised event of any kind. We are just announcing that we are planning to do this as private individuals. Should you decide to join us, you will do so at your own risk and responsibility. All adults should be aware of the fact that risk is intrinsic to life as it is to any kind of activity. Plenty of unforeseeable accidents can occur in nature. We decline any responsibility. Should you feel uncomfortable at any point with the degree of difficulty or risk, you are encouraged to exercise your good judgement and abandon the hike if you so wish and you will be pointed in the direction of the nearest civilised spot.

Cycling along the Moselle : Route du Vin (72 km ride)
2023-04-23 10:10 - 16:10 (Europe/Luxembourg)
We will cycle all the way from Wasserbillig to Schengen (German bank) and back (Luxembourgish bank).
All flat, all even terrain, mostly cycling lanes. Suitable for every bike. I myself own a bargain-basement bike so I would not be able to race you even if I wanted to.
We will stop for a picnic (or for lunch at some Wäistuff, should we be able to find a suitable one) along the way. Bring some food and plenty of water.
Relaxing ride but expect a pretty sore bottom by the end as it is quite long.
Please, download the GPX track for backup as I may run out of battery.
The train from Luxembourg arrives to Wasserbillig at 10:04 (a bit earlier if you come from Trier) so we should be leaving by 10:10. I would advise you to be early at the station, as on a typical weekend there may be plenty of bikes on this train.
We will meet by the river right behind Wasserbillig’s train station.

Natural reserve of Haard from Rumelange (20 km hike)
2023-04-15 11:10 - 16:10 (Europe/Luxembourg)
A former industrial complex of quarries and mines, Haard is nowadays the largest natural reserve in the country. We will revisit it from an entirely new perspective.
Starting from the bus stop of Rumelange Gare, we will head south to visit the arboretum and continue southwards to then meander along the French border, following primarily the Trail des Crevasses (chasms). We will next turn north across the Tipp to find the Trail of the Butterflies to finally return south to Rumelange via Um Hesselsbierg.
The ups and downs.
Bus 601 leaves Gare Rocade (quay 6, behind Luxembourg train station) at 10:26 and arrives to Rumelange at 11:06.

Variations around Berdorf (28 km hike)
2023-04-08 10:00 - 17:00 (Europe/Luxembourg)
If you were to stay only one day in Luxembourg and you asked me where to go hiking, I would most likely say Berdorf.
This time we will go for a big loop that combines several of the most emblematic circuits and beautiful spots in the area. We will need a fair degree of endurance, though.
We will gather at Echternarch bus station at 10:00. The 9:19 201 bus from LuxExpo takes 33 minutes. This is a full day excursion as we will be thoroughly exploring the area. Picnic half way and, optionally, beer/flammekueche in Echternach. To return, there is a bus every half an hour or so.

Blumenthal - Mullerthal - Consdorf (17 km hile)
2023-04-01 10:50 - 15:50 (Europe/Luxembourg)
On this April 1st you would be a fool to miss this one. This unique Edventure will take us back to the Mullerthal region (Luxembourg’s Little Switzerland).
Short and smooth but but with continuous little ups and downs, rocky paths, caves and the regular degree of improvisation, off-track and getting lost.
This is not a loop. We start in Blumenthal and end in Consdorf. Getting to Blumenthal from LuxExpo (10:25) takes 20 minutes on bus 222 whereas bus 211 will get you from Consdorf (16:03) back to LuxExpo in about 25 minutes.

The Wild Mountain Thyme (19 km hike)
2023-03-25 11:00 - 15:00 (Europe/Luxembourg)
O the summer time has come and the trees are sweetly bloomin’ and the wild mountain thyme grows around the bloomin’ heather. Will ye go, lassie, go?
And we’ll all go together to pull wild mountain thyme all around the bloomin’ heather. Will ye go, lassie, go?
I will build my love a bower by yon cool crystal fountain and round it I will pile all the wild flowers o’ the mountain. Will ye go, lassie, go?
I will range through the wilds and the deep glen sae dreamy and return wi’ their spoils tae the bower o’ my dearie. Will ye go, lassie, go?
If my true love she’ll not come, then I’ll surely find another to pull wild mountain thyme all around the bloomin’ heather. Will ye go, lassie, go?
The 10:16 train from Luxembourg arrives to Kautenbach at 10:59. We meet at the train station. Make sure to have a look to the elevation profile.

Wild orchids around Perfeist (20 km hike)
2023-03-11 11:10 - 16:10 (Europe/Luxembourg)
A hike at the intersection of three rivers: the Sauer, the Mosel and the Saar.
We will take the ferry between Wasserbillig and Oberbillig to then climb up to the Orchideenwiese at Perfeist.
The train arrives to Wasserbillig at 11:04 but it seems there is a substitution bus (L30) between Luxembourg and Oetrange.
The carpool.

Parc National de la Vallée de la Semois à Bouillon (20 km hike)
2023-03-04 11:00 - 16:00 (Europe/Luxembourg)
As spring approaches, let’s take hiking to the next level. This is a hike of extraordinary beauty that comes highly recommended by insider tips.
Indeed, the valley of the Semois was declared National Park in December 2022 and Bouillon is a very picturesque village with an impressive castle.
I have shortened the original hike to 20 km in order to make sure we would catch the bus as well as to make it accessible to everyone.
Getting there by public transport from Luxembourg requires taking the 9:11 train from Luxembourg to Libramont and then bus number 8 to Bouillon at 10:13. To return there is a bus to Libramont at 6 PM that arrives 10 minutes before the departure of the train to Luxembourg.
If you have a car, I would kindly request you to add it to the carpool as soon a possible and let me know if you have a seat for me. You can park at the Esplanade Godefroid de Bouillon.
Note that the meeting point has also changed with respect to the original post.

Manternach Dream extra loop (17 km hike)
2023-02-25 11:20 - 15:20 (Europe/Luxembourg)
Manternach Dream loop is well known to hikers. Here we propose an enhanced version also traversing the nature reserve Manternacher Fiels but extending further both eastwards and southwards.
Duck soup for our standards but not completely effortless as, if of little substance, there are continuous ups and downs.
There is a train from and to Luxembourg every half and hour and the trip also takes about half an hour. I plan to be on the 10:43 train. If the trains do not suit you, check also the buses.

Roodt-sur-Syre - Munsbach: More than meets the eye (20 km hike)
2023-02-18 11:10 - 16:00 (Europe/Luxembourg)
Forests, wetlands and rural landscapes, this one will surprise you. So no more info here in terms of a description.
Steep climb over the first kilometre or so, the rest is easy peasy.
We will visit the nature reserve Schlammwiss, waterproof boots are advisable.
I will take the 10:40 train from Luxembourg (22 min).
This one is not a loop. To return from Munsbach (to either Luxembourg or Roodt, if you leave your car there) there is a train every half an hour and buses too.

The German Moselle from Wasserbillig (16 km hike)
2023-02-12 12:10 - 15:10 (Europe/Luxembourg)
We will climb all the way from Wasserbillig Auf der Pfeilte (350 m) enjoying very pleasant views of the Moselle.
There is a train from Luxembourg at 11:33 and the trip takes 30 minutes. We will meet by the river behind the train station (rue de la Moselle) and not in front of the train station. You can get there directly from the station through the tunnel.

Caves galore around Rochefort (24 km hike)
2023-02-11 10:35 - 18:30 (Europe/Luxembourg)
As the days grow bigger so does our appetite for adventure. A long but flat one.
Around the picturesque town of Rochefort, Belgium, there are all manners of caves and holes.
The most touristic ones are either closed in winter or open for guided tours a couple of times over the weekend.
We will visit a few of the rest and then will go for a beer.
This one is not about walking but about exploring. We will take it easy. Better book the whole day.
I will probably take the train from Luxembourg at 9:11. It arrives to Rochefort-Jemelle (Belgium) at 10:32. The return ticket goes for about €20. To come back home there is a train every hour or so.

Faubourgen Bëscher: Ënneschte-Leidelenger-Beetebuerger-Kockelscheuer (20 km hike)
2023-02-04 10:55 - 15:55 (Europe/Luxembourg)
Gréngewald in the north-east and Bambësch in the north-west are the two largest contiguous woods around Luxembourg town. But what about the southern side, are not there any forests in the area?
Well, this is what we are set to determine in another of our reconnaissance expeditions two days after the little birds get married. Starting from Merl, we will head south-west to explore, clockwise, in the following order: Ënneschte Bësch, Leidelenger Bësch, Beetebuerger Bësch and the Kockelscheuer.
What are we going to find down there? No clue, but it should be civilised enough for our standards, I guess. In any case, this one is pretty flat.
However, a loop it is not: We start from the community gardens in Merl (off rue des Celtes) and end up at the Kockelscheuer P&R, both well served by public transport. If you come by car, you are probably better off by leaving it at the destination point.
