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== Plans ==
 
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Expedition one of two spanning midnight - [[2015-07-13 52 1]] - [[2015-07-14 52 1]] - ETA 22:05.
  
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== Expedition - Fail ==
  
 
There have been four days of marine hashpoints. Now at last there's a land geohash.
 
There have been four days of marine hashpoints. Now at last there's a land geohash.
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*Fail.  -- [[User:Sourcerer|Sourcerer]] ([[User talk:Sourcerer|talk]]) [http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=52.09939957&lon=1.07852161&zoom=16&layers=B000FTF @52.0994,1.0785] 22:34, 13 July 2015 (GMT+01:00)
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I found the access road easily but it had changed. Google earth showed a horticultural supplies warehouse. In real life it looked like an up-market farm with security systems and attack dogs. I didn't like the look of that route.
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It was cloudy and damp. There was no moon. The city lights were far away. So it was darker than usual. A short backtrack led to a public footpath and a safe parking place. I followed this in roughly the right direction. Sadly it led back to the fancy farm. Before I abandoned my attempt, I spotted my first ever real live badger with the distinctive black and white pointed nose. I have only ever seen roadkill before. Then I followed tractor tracks in a barley field, trying to get closer. I spotted a dot of light like a lit L.E.D. This seemed improbable in the middle of a barley field. I tool a photo which came out as a one pixel dot on a black background. Then I had a closer look with a torch. There was a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lampyris_noctiluca glow-worm (Lampyris_noctiluca)] sitting on a stalk close to the ground with its light emitting bum pointing upwards. The torch didn't disturb it and it continued to glow steadily. I believe these are extremely rare.
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So I failed to reach the hashpoint. I wet my trouser legs by wading through the damp barley. I got covered in clay mud. And I got two lifetime firsts, wildlife spotting. Result!
  
 
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Image:2015-07-13_52_1_Sourcerer_1436823109211.jpg | Fail. [http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=52.09941566&lon=1.07850552&zoom=16&layers=B000FTF @52.0994,1.0785]
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Image:2015-07-13_52_1_Sourcerer_1436823170709.jpg | Gardens. [http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=52.09941566&lon=1.07850552&zoom=16&layers=B000FTF @52.0994,1.0785]
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Image:2015-07-13_52_1_Sourcerer_1436821973634.jpg | Glow Worm! [http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=52.09939957&lon=1.07852161&zoom=16&layers=B000FTF @52.0994,1.0785]
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Latest revision as of 04:21, 15 August 2019

Mon 13 Jul 2015 in Norwich, UK:
52.1072906, 1.0731050
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Location

In woodland or perhaps a quarry, Clay Pit Grove, north of Little Blakenham, Suffolk, UK.

Participants

Sourcerer

Plans

Expedition one of two spanning midnight - 2015-07-13 52 1 - 2015-07-14 52 1 - ETA 22:05.

Expedition - Fail

There have been four days of marine hashpoints. Now at last there's a land geohash.

I found the access road easily but it had changed. Google earth showed a horticultural supplies warehouse. In real life it looked like an up-market farm with security systems and attack dogs. I didn't like the look of that route.

It was cloudy and damp. There was no moon. The city lights were far away. So it was darker than usual. A short backtrack led to a public footpath and a safe parking place. I followed this in roughly the right direction. Sadly it led back to the fancy farm. Before I abandoned my attempt, I spotted my first ever real live badger with the distinctive black and white pointed nose. I have only ever seen roadkill before. Then I followed tractor tracks in a barley field, trying to get closer. I spotted a dot of light like a lit L.E.D. This seemed improbable in the middle of a barley field. I tool a photo which came out as a one pixel dot on a black background. Then I had a closer look with a torch. There was a glow-worm (Lampyris_noctiluca) sitting on a stalk close to the ground with its light emitting bum pointing upwards. The torch didn't disturb it and it continued to glow steadily. I believe these are extremely rare.

So I failed to reach the hashpoint. I wet my trouser legs by wading through the damp barley. I got covered in clay mud. And I got two lifetime firsts, wildlife spotting. Result!

Photos

Achievements

Osm.png
 Sourcerer earned the OpenStreetMap achievement
by contributing to OpenStreetMap based on their expedition to the (52, 1) geohash on 2015-07-13.


Expeditions and Plans

2015-07-13
Upper Hutt, New Zealand Quaternary Totara Park, Upper Hutt, New Zealand
München, Germany TheOneRing next to a street right at the exit of Türkenfeld.
Cambridge, United Kingdom Benjw In a wheat field between Foxton and Fowlmere, south of Cambridge.
Norwich, United Kingdom Sourcerer In woodland or perhaps a quarry, Clay Pit Grove, north of Little Blakenham,...



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Sourcerer's Expedition Links

2015-07-08 52 1 - 2015-07-13 52 1 - 2015-07-14 52 1 - KML file download of Sourcerer's expeditions for use with Google Earth.

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