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Latest revision as of 02:04, 16 August 2019

Sun 29 Jan 2017 in Cambridge, UK:
52.9710690, 0.7476478
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Location

A salt marsh north of Burnham Overy Staithe, Norfolk, UK.

Participants

Sourcerer

Plans

Two creek wades will be needed. Low tide is at about 15:20 UTC. In the summer, this would be easy. In January, not so much. I have a track-log of a walk here on 2008-08-26 before I started geohashing.

Expedition

I wondered if I'd be considered insane wading the creeks in January rain with a temperature of 6C. It turned out that I was far from the first. Several bird watchers and other eccentrics had left their footprints in the mud. The car park was surprisingly full for the time of year so I had an audience. I met three other people on the path to the hashpoint. The path was slippery but passable. The creek wade was cold and a tad painful as the foot and shin muscles cooled rapidly with cramp sensations. Luckily it was a spring tide and the water was as low as it ever gets so the wade was short. The second creek was almost dry. In places the black anaerobic mud was ankle deep. What fun! It all washed off on the return wade but enough was left to stink out the car on the drive home.

In the photos below, the blue track is today's expedition. The brown is my expedition record from 2008 saved on Wikiloc.

After dry icy Arctic weather for several weeks, milder wet Atlantic air had arrived. There was intermittent light rain for the walk. This became heavy on the drive home.

Photos

Achievements

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Sourcerer earned the Déjà Vu Geohash Achievement
by reaching the (52, 0) geohash on 2017-01-29, and previously on 2008-08-26.
2017-01-29 52 0 Sourcerer 5.jpg

Expeditions and Plans

2017-01-29
Buffalo, New York Pedalpusher, Ashley, Dane, Robin, Simon the dog, Myka the dog In a field of Amherst State Park, just off a path
Innsbruck, Austria Claralucia9 In a forest close to Aying south of Munich
Pforzheim, Germany DODO A lawn near Ölbrunn.
Cambridge, United Kingdom Sourcerer A salt marsh north of Burnham Overy Staithe, Norfolk, UK.



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Sourcerer's Expedition Links

2017-01-24 52 1 - 2017-01-29 52 0 - 2017-02-10 52 1 - KML file download of Sourcerer's expeditions for use with Google Earth.