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== Location ==
 
== Location ==
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In the median of Veteran's Parkway, in Springfield
  
 
== Participants ==
 
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[[User:Mystrsyko|Mystrsyko]]
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== Plans ==
 
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Bike out around noon
  
 
== Expedition ==
 
== Expedition ==
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[[File:2015-07-06 39 -89 grin.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Another successful expedition!]]
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Once again I have been blessed with a remarkably close geohash along Veteran's Parkway, this one a 1/4 mile closer than the [[2015-05-28 39 -89|2015-05-28]] hash. This one wasn't in the brush on the side of the road, however. It was smack in the middle of the grassy median that separates the different directions of traffic. On a busy, high speed (55mph) highway, that makes for a rather dangerous flavor of geohashing.
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Normally on my bike rides I wear bright "high visibility" yellow to ensure I'm seen by drivers easily. Today, that was especially important, given that I would be running around a busy road. I packed my ID card in case the police were to object to geohashers wandering around in the road and my hashscot Collin and made the short ride down the shoulder to the vicinity of the point. A road sign conveniently across the road from the point made a handy bicycle rest.
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While assessing the traffic flow, I took some quick pictures of the area, and at a break in said traffic quickly made my way into the median. I wasted no time in jogging towards the hash and catching a quick screenshot as I passed it. Then a short wait for another gap in traffic and I was back across to my bike having spent no more than 60 seconds in the median. Any longer would have been both very dangerous and quite suspicious I imagine.
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Not knowing if any of the drivers passing by were concerned enough to call the police, I decided not to wait and find out, and quickly was on my way home with another geohash under my belt.
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== Tracklog ==
 
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[https://www.strava.com/activities/340383897 Strava]
  
 
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Image:2015-07-06 39 -89 north.jpg|View to the north
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Image:2015-07-06 39 -89 south.jpg|Surprisingly traffic free view south
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Image:2015-07-06 39 -89 screenshot.png|Proof on the run
 
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== Achievements ==
 
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{{bicycle geohash
  
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    | date = 2015-07-06
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    | name = Mystrsyko
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    | distance = 3.6 miles
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Latest revision as of 04:16, 15 August 2019

Mon 6 Jul 2015 in 39,-89:
39.8141484, -89.7029164
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Location

In the median of Veteran's Parkway, in Springfield

Participants

Mystrsyko

Plans

Bike out around noon

Expedition

Another successful expedition!

Once again I have been blessed with a remarkably close geohash along Veteran's Parkway, this one a 1/4 mile closer than the 2015-05-28 hash. This one wasn't in the brush on the side of the road, however. It was smack in the middle of the grassy median that separates the different directions of traffic. On a busy, high speed (55mph) highway, that makes for a rather dangerous flavor of geohashing.

Normally on my bike rides I wear bright "high visibility" yellow to ensure I'm seen by drivers easily. Today, that was especially important, given that I would be running around a busy road. I packed my ID card in case the police were to object to geohashers wandering around in the road and my hashscot Collin and made the short ride down the shoulder to the vicinity of the point. A road sign conveniently across the road from the point made a handy bicycle rest.

While assessing the traffic flow, I took some quick pictures of the area, and at a break in said traffic quickly made my way into the median. I wasted no time in jogging towards the hash and catching a quick screenshot as I passed it. Then a short wait for another gap in traffic and I was back across to my bike having spent no more than 60 seconds in the median. Any longer would have been both very dangerous and quite suspicious I imagine.

Not knowing if any of the drivers passing by were concerned enough to call the police, I decided not to wait and find out, and quickly was on my way home with another geohash under my belt.



Tracklog

Strava

Photos

Achievements

Bikegeohash.png
Mystrsyko earned the Bicycle geohash achievement
by cycling 3.6 miles to and from the (39, -89) geohash on 2015-07-06.
Landgeohash.png
Mystrsyko earned the Land geohash achievement
by reaching the (39, -89) geohash on 2015-07-06.