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Any time I return home to visit my parents for a holiday or whatnot, I always check the nearest hashpoint just in case.  Southeastern Michigan IS considerably more developed and urban than central Kentucky, so there's a lot less "middle of nowhere" to be seen.  The only problem is that this graticule also happens to include much of Lake St. Clair, which makes up for the advantage of not being thirty or so miles out in the middle of the abyss.
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Today, however, luck hit, and the point was just about two miles away, right on the corner of 15 Mile Road and Little Mack in the Baker College area.  Satellite View on Google Maps showed it to be behind a small strip mall nearby.  While this wasn't a particularly long or adventurous expedition, it was an expedition of opportunity, and I had a few new features in Geohash Droid I've been developing that needed some good real-world testing.
  
 
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Plans were simple: The point was about two miles away and in a residential area, so I just drove.  Easy, yet effective.
  
 
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*Well now, this is interesting.  Visiting my parents for Easter, and today's point is right nearby!  I ought to take advantage of this and test some new features in Geohash Droid.  Should be a quick trip...  -- [[User:CaptainSpam|CaptainSpam]] [http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=42.52491116523743&lon=-82.93106496334076&zoom=16&layers=B000FTF @42.5249,-82.9311] 19:15, 4 April 2010 (UTC)
 
*Well now, this is interesting.  Visiting my parents for Easter, and today's point is right nearby!  I ought to take advantage of this and test some new features in Geohash Droid.  Should be a quick trip...  -- [[User:CaptainSpam|CaptainSpam]] [http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=42.52491116523743&lon=-82.93106496334076&zoom=16&layers=B000FTF @42.5249,-82.9311] 19:15, 4 April 2010 (UTC)
  
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*Well, here I am, behind a small strip mall near the corner of 15 and Little Mack.  Said strip mall consists of a laundromat, a smoke shop, and a sandwich shop.  It's here in the Baker College area of Southeastern Michigan.  -- [[User:CaptainSpam|CaptainSpam]] [http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=42.5552898645401&lon=-82.91173696517944&zoom=16&layers=B000FTF @42.5553,-82.9117] 19:38, 4 April 2010 (UTC)
 
*Well, here I am, behind a small strip mall near the corner of 15 and Little Mack.  Said strip mall consists of a laundromat, a smoke shop, and a sandwich shop.  It's here in the Baker College area of Southeastern Michigan.  -- [[User:CaptainSpam|CaptainSpam]] [http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=42.5552898645401&lon=-82.91173696517944&zoom=16&layers=B000FTF @42.5553,-82.9117] 19:38, 4 April 2010 (UTC)
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Location

Any time I return home to visit my parents for a holiday or whatnot, I always check the nearest hashpoint just in case. Southeastern Michigan IS considerably more developed and urban than central Kentucky, so there's a lot less "middle of nowhere" to be seen. The only problem is that this graticule also happens to include much of Lake St. Clair, which makes up for the advantage of not being thirty or so miles out in the middle of the abyss.

Today, however, luck hit, and the point was just about two miles away, right on the corner of 15 Mile Road and Little Mack in the Baker College area. Satellite View on Google Maps showed it to be behind a small strip mall nearby. While this wasn't a particularly long or adventurous expedition, it was an expedition of opportunity, and I had a few new features in Geohash Droid I've been developing that needed some good real-world testing.

Participants

Plans

Plans were simple: The point was about two miles away and in a residential area, so I just drove. Easy, yet effective.

Expedition

  • Well now, this is interesting. Visiting my parents for Easter, and today's point is right nearby! I ought to take advantage of this and test some new features in Geohash Droid. Should be a quick trip... -- CaptainSpam @42.5249,-82.9311 19:15, 4 April 2010 (UTC)
  • Well, here I am, behind a small strip mall near the corner of 15 and Little Mack. Said strip mall consists of a laundromat, a smoke shop, and a sandwich shop. It's here in the Baker College area of Southeastern Michigan. -- CaptainSpam @42.5553,-82.9117 19:38, 4 April 2010 (UTC)

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