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| Fri 20 Mar 2015 in 40,-74: 40.6910986, -74.1738864 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
On the tarmac near Gate 61, Terminal B, of Newark Liberty airport.
Participants
Potentially thousands of airline passengers. Or possibly only a few baggage handlers. But I can practically guarantee somebody will wander over it :-)
If anyone can produce a ticket stub for a flight arriving or leaving Gate 61 (would it be called B-61?) today, and post a picture, you'll get credit for:
- An Air geohash
- An Admit One, because you can't get into the terminal without a ticket
- A Public Transport which usually means a bus or train but would certainly include a passenger jet
If on the other hand you're an airport employee, it's a Land Geohash and a Restricted area achievement.
