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== Other geohashing expeditions on the same day ==
 
== Other geohashing expeditions on the same day ==

Revision as of 23:51, 28 July 2012

Sun 29 Jul 2012 in Norwich:
52.5350379, 1.5237714
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Location

South east of Hardley Flood and the River Chet, near Loddon, Norfolk, UK.

Participants

Sourcerer

Expedition

Today was busy, giving websites make-overs, translating English into Czech and confusing velice with felace much to my amusement when I looked them up in the dictionary. After dozing off in front of the TV, I looked for the weekend hashpoints and found this one, only a few kilometres away and asking for a midnight attempt. It was in the hedgerow beside a quiet country lane and I arrived at 5 past midnight. There was a setting half moon and I spotted a hare in the sugar beet field at the hashpoint. Soon afterwards, I saw a ferret. The entire expedition took about 40 minutes. Midnight hashes do not photograph well!

Photos

2012-07-29 52 1 Sourcerer.jpg

Achievements

Midnightgeohash.png
Sourcerer earned the Midnight Geohash achievement
by reaching the (52, 1) geohash on 2012-07-29 in the middle of the night.

Other geohashing expeditions on the same day

Expeditions and Plans

2012-07-29
Atlanta, Georgia NWoodruff Down in a drainage ditch off to the side of a road in Union City.
Portland, Oregon Jim Portland's east side in a residential area
Zürich, Switzerland Calamus, Waldzitherclown In a forest near Bülach.
Mannheim, Germany Fivetonsofflax In the woods between Mannheim and Viernheim.
Schweinfurt, Germany Reinhard On a meadow near Vachdorf (Thuringia).
Norwich, United Kingdom Sourcerer South east of Hardley Flood and the River Chet, near Loddon, Norfolk, UK.



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