Difference between revisions of "2014-03-19 48 8"

Latest revision as of 20:05, 23 April 2020

Location

A path between Neuburg am Rhein and the French border.

Participants

DODO

Plans

It's too far away from home to do it by bike or even bull this evening, as I can't start from home before 7 pm. And to go there by car violates my private fuel policy. But on the other hand, this graticule has just a 30 km² part of Rheinland-Pfalz, and whoever wants to reach a Regional geohashing achievement for Rheinland-Pfalz or even for the Kreis Germersheim or a Reverse regional achievement for this graticule simply has to go.

So I plan to drive there by car this evening, starting around 7 pm. I'd be happy, if anyone wants to join me, I can offer a free ride from Speyer for up to 6 persons. I can also fetch you from the station in Germersheim or Wörth.

Expedition

I'm not proud of this. Just sitting in a car, driving for an hour, violating my own fuel policy and walk some 300 m (both ways) isn't exactly the spirit of geohashing for me, but anyway: this hash is to valuable to let it pass by.

The lady and little car came home an hour later than expected, and so I headed of at 8 pm. The way was more or less boring. 500 m of the hash I had to turn right to a dirt road which was drivable for 300 additional meters before it turned into a footpath in front of an airfield for model aircraft.

Following the footpath for another 150 m I reached the hash. Air was clear and fresh, The moon hasn't risen (it was half past eighth and moonrise is scheduled for 10 pm today), and so it was perfectly dark with only the stars bright above me. The hash was maybe one meter off the path, and was not clearly distinguishable in the dark.

Took some - almost horrible - photos, went back to the car and drove home again.

Just stumbled over the "Tale of two Hashes"-Achievement and can't resist, as Neuburg/Newcastle seems a pretty good place. Well, there is

You must issue a challenge when reporting a hash; don't challenge for hashes you've done in the past, and add the challenge ribbon to both this page and your hash report page.

but I think, two days of counts as reporting, doesn't it?

Tracklog

little car: 95 KM

Photos

Attention air-traffic
private property, no trespassing, Attention air-traffic
Proof
Obligatory
Dodo couldn't come with me, so I proofed that Pago was there

Achievements

DODO earned the Land geohash achievement

by reaching the (49, 8) geohash on 2014-03-16.

DODO achieved level 1 of the Minesweeper Geohash achievement

by visiting coordinates in Mannheim, Germany and 1 of the surrounding graticules.

DODO issued a challenge for the Tale of Two Hashes achievement

by geohashing in a place named Neuburg ("Newcastle") from the (48, 8) geohash on 2014-03-19.

DODO earned the Tale of Two Hashes achievement

by having their challenge met by himself in Neuburg (am Rhein) on 2014-03-19.

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 == Location ==
-A path between Neuburg am Rhein and the french border.
+A path between Neuburg am Rhein and the French border.
 == Participants ==
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 == Plans ==
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-It's to far away from home to do it by bike or even bull this evening, as I can't start from home before 7 pm. And to go there by car violates my private fuel policy. But on the other hand, this graticule has just a 30 km<sup>2</sup> part of Rheinland-Pfalz, and whoever wants to reach a [[Regional geohashing achievement]] for Rheinland-Pfalz or even for the Kreis Germersheim or a [[Reverse regional achievement]] for this graticule simply has to go.
+It's too far away from home to do it by bike or even bull this evening, as I can't start from home before 7 pm. And to go there by car violates my private fuel policy. But on the other hand, this graticule has just a 30 km<sup>2</sup> part of Rheinland-Pfalz, and whoever wants to reach a [[Regional geohashing achievement]] for Rheinland-Pfalz or even for the Kreis Germersheim or a [[Reverse regional achievement]] for this graticule simply has to go.
 So I plan to drive there by car this evening, starting around 7 pm. I'd be happy, if anyone wants to join me, I can offer a free ride from Speyer for up to 6 persons. I can also fetch you from the station in Germersheim or Wörth.
 == Expedition ==
-<!-- how it all turned out. your narrative goes here. -->
 I'm not proud of this.  Just sitting in a car, driving for an hour, violating my own fuel policy and walk some 300 m (both ways) isn't exactly the spirit of geohashing for me, but anyway: this hash is to valuable to let it pass by.
-Girlfriend and car came home an hour later than expected, and so I headed of at 8 pm. The way was more or less boring. 500 m of the hash I had to turn right to a dirt road which was drivable for 300 additional meters before it turned into a footpath in front of an airfield for model aircrafts. Following the footpath for another 150 m I reached the hash. Air was clear and frech, The moon hasn't rised (it was half past eigth and moonrise is scheduled for 10 pm today), and so it was perfectly dark with only the stars bright above me. The hash was maybe one meter of the path, what was not clearly distinguishable in the dark. Took some - almost horrible - photos, went back to the car and drove home again.
+The lady and little car came home an hour later than expected, and so I headed of at 8 pm. The way was more or less boring. 500 m of the hash I had to turn right to a dirt road which was drivable for 300 additional meters before it turned into a footpath in front of an airfield for model aircraft.
+Following the footpath for another 150 m I reached the hash. Air was clear and fresh, The moon hasn't risen (it was half past eighth and moonrise is scheduled for 10 pm today), and so it was perfectly dark with only the stars bright above me. The hash was maybe one meter off the path, and was not clearly distinguishable in the dark.
+Took some - almost horrible - photos, went back to the car and drove home again.
+Just stumbled over the "Tale of two Hashes"-Achievement and can't resist, as Neuburg/Newcastle seems a pretty good place. Well, there is
+* You must issue a challenge when reporting a hash; don't challenge for hashes you've done in the past, and add the challenge ribbon to both this page and your hash report page.
+but I think, two days of counts as reporting, doesn't it?
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