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| + | A quick morning jaunt. I had a serious dose of FOMO in missing yesterday's Melbourne hash that almost every other Australian geohasher had reached - so I was keen to have a go of whatever turned up. Fortunately, the algorithm shined favourably upon me, and it took only a few minutes to satisfy myself that it was reachable and ridable. | ||
| + | I headed out first thing, still in that not-quite-daylight you get on summer mornings, wending through Newborough for variety before heading out north on the Moe-Walhalla Road. I had scoped a few alternate routes; there were ways to avoid most of the bitumen, but I didn't plan to spend all day out today - the main road won out on time considerations. | ||
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| + | I eventually turned off onto a smaller farm road, and then a dirt track, which became more of a sandy track in parts - the cause of a few rapid dismounts as my wheels spun out under me. | ||
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| + | Into the forest, and off onto a well-overgrown side track, waving a stick in front of me as I rode to avoid being coated in spiderwebs, then a 30 metre bush-bash to the hash. | ||
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| + | Back the way I came - resisting temptation to take any adventurous but lengthy detours. | ||
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| + | File:Geohash 2022-02-10 -38 146 (3).jpg|The track becomes unsealed | ||
| + | File:Geohash 2022-02-10 -38 146 (4).jpg|The track becomes more sandy | ||
| + | File:Geohash 2022-02-10 -38 146 (1).jpg|The track narrows | ||
File:Geohash 2022-02-10 -38 146 01 Matt.jpg|Matt at the hash | File:Geohash 2022-02-10 -38 146 01 Matt.jpg|Matt at the hash | ||
| + | File:Geohash 2022-02-10 -38 146 (2).png|Proof! | ||
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== Achievements == | == Achievements == | ||
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[[Category:Expeditions with photos]] | [[Category:Expeditions with photos]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:42, 9 February 2022
| Thu 10 Feb 2022 in -38,146: -38.0746440, 146.2748786 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
Just off a dirt track north of Moe.
Participants
Expedition
A quick morning jaunt. I had a serious dose of FOMO in missing yesterday's Melbourne hash that almost every other Australian geohasher had reached - so I was keen to have a go of whatever turned up. Fortunately, the algorithm shined favourably upon me, and it took only a few minutes to satisfy myself that it was reachable and ridable.
I headed out first thing, still in that not-quite-daylight you get on summer mornings, wending through Newborough for variety before heading out north on the Moe-Walhalla Road. I had scoped a few alternate routes; there were ways to avoid most of the bitumen, but I didn't plan to spend all day out today - the main road won out on time considerations.
I eventually turned off onto a smaller farm road, and then a dirt track, which became more of a sandy track in parts - the cause of a few rapid dismounts as my wheels spun out under me.
Into the forest, and off onto a well-overgrown side track, waving a stick in front of me as I rode to avoid being coated in spiderwebs, then a 30 metre bush-bash to the hash.
Back the way I came - resisting temptation to take any adventurous but lengthy detours.
Tracklog
Photos
The track becomes unsealed
The track becomes more sandy
The track narrows
Matt at the hash
Proof!
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Achievements
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Matt earned the Bicycle geohash achievement
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