Difference between revisions of "XKCD-100"
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| − | Anyone who treks over hill & dale for a distance greater than 100 miles just to make the XKCD meetup (Saturday 4pm geohash) has achieved this award. Way to go! | + | Anyone who treks over hill & dale for a distance greater than 100 miles (160 km) just to make the XKCD meetup (Saturday 4pm geohash) has achieved this award. Way to go! |
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Anyone who treks over hill & dale for a distance greater than 100 miles (160 km) just to make the XKCD meetup (Saturday 4pm geohash) has achieved this award. Way to go!
Achievers
Ted achieved the XKCD-100 on 2008-06-07_37_-121, traveling 106 miles to attend an XKCD meetup.
Red cordial achieved the XKCD-100 on 2008-07-18_26_-80 by travelling 15260 km or 9482 mi one way from Canberra, Australia to attend a geohash! Special thanks go to Joanna for paying their travel costs.
