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Revision as of 23:29, 29 November 2014
| Sat 29 Nov 2014 in 38,-77: 38.8721692, -77.0986994 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
It appears to be in Columbia Gardens Cemetery in an area that's still being constructed/paved.
Participants
OfficeLinebacker (talk), Anonymous Female
Plans
- This is six minutes by car from the house of a woman I am just starting to date. Dare I suggest this as an activity? Yes! -- OfficeLinebacker (talk) 07:59, 29 November 2014 (EST)
I broached the topic over sushi. Her eyes glazed over when I started to explain what an md5 hash is, but she agreed to do it.
Google Maps was a little off as far as what a drive-able road was, so we stopped in the point on the road (keep in mind this is inside a cemetery so these are little one lane roads) and ventured into the mud. Yes, mud. It was muddy going and at one point I thought we would have to clamber over a hedge full of bushes, in which case I was ready to abandon. However, Anonymous Female found a path around the side and the spot itself was in a relatively grassy area. She correctly pointed out that we could have avoided the mud completely. Just near the hash point was a deer shaped archery target as well as a bag hanging from a frame for archery practice. We went back to the car and high tailed it out of there!
Expedition
Tracklog
Photos
At the spot! @38.8722,-77.0987
Achievements
