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  | lat= 57
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  | lon= -2
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  | nw = [[Thurso, United Kingdom|Thurso]]
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  | n  = [[Kirkwall, United Kingdom|Kirkwall]]
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  | ne = [[North Sea 58, -1|North Sea]]
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  | w  = [[Elgin, United Kingdom|Elgin]]
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  | name = [[Aberdeen, United Kingdom|Aberdeen]]
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  | e  = [[Peterhead, United Kingdom|Peterhead]]
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  | sw = [[Perth, United Kingdom|Perth]]
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  | s  = [[Dundee, United Kingdom|Dundee]]
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  | se = [[North Sea 56, -1|North Sea]]
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Registered Friday 14 November 2008.
  
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I'm a landlubber so I am glad that the [[Aberdeen, United Kingdom|Aberdeen]] and [[Elgin, United Kingdom|Elgin]] graticules are not as watery as they could be (like [[Peterhead, United Kingdom|Peterhead]]).
  | map = <map lat="57" lon="-3" />
 
  | ne = [[Kirkwall, United Kingdom|Kirkwall]]
 
  | e = [[Aberdeen, United Kingdom|Aberdeen]]
 
  | se = [[Dundee, United Kingdom|Dundee]]
 
  | s = [[Perth, United Kingdom|Perth]]
 
  | n = [[Thurso, United Kingdom|Thurso, Wick]]
 
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Registered Friday 14 November 2008.  
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Getting to water geohashes became possible in 2010, using Portknockie harbour as the launch point.
  
I'm a landlubber so I am glad that the Elgin UK graticule is not as challenging as it could be (see Peterhead for example).
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After geohashing twice at the end of 2008, life has been busy. But the date of 11 September 2011 seemed a good day to geohash again, as it was [[User:damianc|damianc]]'s birthday.
  
Getting to water geohashes are impossible at the moment (but watch this space).
 
  
My base is Elgin so my dedication will be tested by land geohashes at the north-eastern tips of somewheres on the western fringe.
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<h1>Expeditions</h1>
  
Inverness and Aberdeen graticules are also in reach, so I'll be getting over there as well -- hope this isn't seen to be rude. ;-)
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2008-11-16 [[2008-11-16_57_-3|North Sea, north of Covesea Skerries]] Moray, Scotland; failed
  
<h1>Expeditions</h1>
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2008-12-27 [[2008-12-27_57_-3|Woodland, west of Fochabers]] Moray, Scotland; successful
<h2>Failed: did not attempt</h2>
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2011-09-11 [[2011-09-11_57_-2|Turf Hill, west of Rhynie]] Aberdeenshire, Scotland; successful
  
2008-11-16  [[2008-11-16_57_-3|North Sea, north of Covesea Skerries]]   No boat available
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2011-09-17 [[2011-09-17_57_-2|Moray Firth 6km north of Portknockie]]; successful
  
<h2>Successful</h2>
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== Prizes ==
  
2008-12-27   [[2008-12-27_57_-3|Sloping woods south of Fochabers]]
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{{land geohash | latitude = 57 | longitude = -3 | date = 2008-12-27 | name = smoulder }}
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{{water geohash | latitude = 57 | longitude = -2 | date = 2011-09-17 | name = smoulder | vehicle = boat(skylark) }}

Latest revision as of 21:31, 17 September 2011

Thurso Kirkwall North Sea
Elgin Aberdeen Peterhead
Perth Dundee North Sea

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Registered Friday 14 November 2008.

I'm a landlubber so I am glad that the Aberdeen and Elgin graticules are not as watery as they could be (like Peterhead).

Getting to water geohashes became possible in 2010, using Portknockie harbour as the launch point.

After geohashing twice at the end of 2008, life has been busy. But the date of 11 September 2011 seemed a good day to geohash again, as it was damianc's birthday.


Expeditions

2008-11-16 North Sea, north of Covesea Skerries Moray, Scotland; failed

2008-12-27 Woodland, west of Fochabers Moray, Scotland; successful

2011-09-11 Turf Hill, west of Rhynie Aberdeenshire, Scotland; successful

2011-09-17 Moray Firth 6km north of Portknockie; successful

Prizes

Landgeohash.png
smoulder earned the Land geohash achievement
by reaching the (57, -3) geohash on 2008-12-27.
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smoulder earned the Water geohash achievement
by reaching the (57, -2) geohash on 2011-09-17 by boat(skylark).