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| − | Thanks for the welcome, [[User:Michael5000|Michael5000]]! I can assure you that it was not optimism from the satellite image that did anything. When I got there in person it never once occurred to me that a 10 foot drop at a 30+ degree angle covered in ice and snow would be any problem for a front wheel drive sedan. If I would actually look at the imagery available, it probably would be a good thing. :-) Happy Holidays! | + | Thanks for the welcome, [[User:Michael5000|Michael5000]]! I can assure you that it was not optimism from the satellite image that did anything. When I got there in person it never once occurred to me that a 10 foot drop at a 30+ degree angle covered in ice and snow would be any problem for a front wheel drive sedan. If I would actually look at the imagery available, it probably would be a good thing. :-) Happy Holidays! [[User:WausauBill|WausauBill]] ([[User talk:WausauBill|talk]]) |
Latest revision as of 02:50, 25 December 2018
Welcome to the obscure world of geohashing, Bill. You'll probably find that it offers many cruel lessons about overly optimistic interpretation of satellite imagery, and plenty of opportunities to drive your car somewhere that you will later regret. It's fun!
Stay safe, have a good time, happy holidays! Michael5000 (talk) 01:03, 25 December 2018 (UTC)
Thanks for the welcome, Michael5000! I can assure you that it was not optimism from the satellite image that did anything. When I got there in person it never once occurred to me that a 10 foot drop at a 30+ degree angle covered in ice and snow would be any problem for a front wheel drive sedan. If I would actually look at the imagery available, it probably would be a good thing. :-) Happy Holidays! WausauBill (talk)
