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| Sat 31 Jul 2021 in 39,-77: 39.9971778, -77.9532730 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
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Location
In a valley between two mountain ridges in Southern Pennsylvania.
Participants
Expedition
I was driving from my home in the DC suburbs to a camping trip in New York, and I decided to break up the drive with a geohashing expedition. This point wasn't too far off my route, and it allowed for what looked like a more interesting route up through Southern Pennsylvania than just the interstate system.
The drive to the hashpoint was exactly what I thought: rural, up and down mountain ridges, and quite beautiful. Finally I drove over the last ridge on Highway 30 and headed north to the point through the valley, with mountain ridges to the East and West. The point itself was directly located on a private road just off the highway, and I decided to just drive up the road, reach the point, and drive back out again. I did this, took a picture out my window and a screenshot for proof, and then continued on my way to upstate New York.
Photos
View from the hashpoint out my car's side window.
Proof
