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The coordinates fell in farmland near Hagerstown, Indiana.
This was David, Sue, and Brett's second set of coordinates for the day. They came directly from 2008-09-06 39 -86, passing through the beautiful countryside outside of Indianapolis, Indiana. Unfortunately, they were unable to reach the graticule's precise coordinates. The path of greenery leading to the point visible in the satellite picture was inaccessible in person. Instead, the three geohashers got within 400 meters by reaching 39° 54' 6.04", -85° 10' 58.95" in a nearby cemetery.
The backup coordinates fell in a disused corner of the cemetery. A gravel access road led to a pile of dirt, broken cement fragments, and discarded plastic flowers. Beyond that was an overgrown and impassable drainage ditch.
Dave and Sue looking for a path
Discarded plastic flowers
Nevertheless, Sue placed a marker flag on top of one of the piles.
The marker flag and GPS showing their closest approach
Sue placing the marker flag
Afterward, the three geohashers admired the cemetery's many interesting headstones. They found some dating back to the 1870s.
A very colorful and detailed headstone
A large grindstone
