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=== [[User:NWoodruff|NWoodruff]] ===
 
=== [[User:NWoodruff|NWoodruff]] ===
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Right at 9:30am I always start checking the peeron map to see where I am going today. I clicked several times waiting for the coord's to pop up. I waited and waited... Nothing.
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10:30 am rolled around.... Still not working.
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12:00pm came and went. No point on the map yet.
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2pm... still no point on the map.
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The same with 3pm and 4pm. I clicked the link to the main page to see if someone had left a note as to why the peeron map was not producing coordinates. I saw the link for "Today's Coordinates" on the page and clicked the link.
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There they were. I did a screen shot and printed it out. I then went to google and printed a map. I entered the coord's into my eTrex and the has spot was 10 miles away. I am familiar with the area so I headed out with only the google map for directions.
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I drove around the area till I came up on the closest point to a road. It was well into the woods of someones house. I knocked on the door and introduced myself as someone looking to reach a point. A scavenger hunt but with only GPS points. I showed them the print out, the google map, and pointed to my eTrex. That was good enough for them and they said okay.
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I found the hash point, coordinates reached.
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[[User:Kozz|Kozz]] has informed me that the coordinates are off. I hadn't noticed until he has said something. I have attached the picture of the screen shot that I printed out with the coordinates that I used. Which is correct?
  
  
 
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Image:2010033033-84NW01.JPG |  
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Image:2010033033-84NW01.JPG | 2.49 feet to go. Close enough.
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Image:2010033033-84NW02.JPG | Time of the meetup.
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Image:2010033033-84NW03.JPG | Date of the meetup.
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Image:2010033033-84NW04.JPG | 14 feet accuracy.
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Image:2010033033-84NW05.JPG | Looking north down the hill.
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Image:2010033033-84NW06.JPG | Looking east at the small stream.
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Image:2010033033-84NW07.JPG | The exact spot of the Geohash.
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Image:2010033033-84NW08.JPG | Me with a Stupid Grin&trade;
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Image:XKCDMarch30.JPG | The peeron map was not working on 2010-03-30 so this is where I got my coord's from.
 
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== Achievements ==
 
== Achievements ==
  
{{Land geohash | latitude = 33 | longitude = -84| date = 2010-03-30| name = NWoodruff}}
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{{Blinded by Science
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    | latitude = 33
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    | longitude = -84
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    | date = 2010-03-30
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    | reason = Peeron map failure
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    | name = NWoodruff
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}}  
  
 
[[Category:Expeditions]]
 
[[Category:Expeditions]]
 
[[Category:Expeditions with photos]]
 
[[Category:Expeditions with photos]]
[[Category:Coordinates reached]]
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[[Category:Coordinates not reached]]
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[[Category:Not reached - Technology]]
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{{location|US|GA|FY}}

Latest revision as of 21:34, 14 March 2022

Tue 30 Mar 2010 in Atlanta:
33.3572209, -84.4029452
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Graticule

Atlanta

About

In an abandoned subdivision in Dallas Georgia.

Expedition

NWoodruff

Right at 9:30am I always start checking the peeron map to see where I am going today. I clicked several times waiting for the coord's to pop up. I waited and waited... Nothing.

10:30 am rolled around.... Still not working.

12:00pm came and went. No point on the map yet.

2pm... still no point on the map.

The same with 3pm and 4pm. I clicked the link to the main page to see if someone had left a note as to why the peeron map was not producing coordinates. I saw the link for "Today's Coordinates" on the page and clicked the link.

There they were. I did a screen shot and printed it out. I then went to google and printed a map. I entered the coord's into my eTrex and the has spot was 10 miles away. I am familiar with the area so I headed out with only the google map for directions.

I drove around the area till I came up on the closest point to a road. It was well into the woods of someones house. I knocked on the door and introduced myself as someone looking to reach a point. A scavenger hunt but with only GPS points. I showed them the print out, the google map, and pointed to my eTrex. That was good enough for them and they said okay.

I found the hash point, coordinates reached.

Kozz has informed me that the coordinates are off. I hadn't noticed until he has said something. I have attached the picture of the screen shot that I printed out with the coordinates that I used. Which is correct?


Gallery

LuxMundi

Achievements

Science.PNG
NWoodruff earned the Blinded by Science Consolation Prize
by failing to reach the (33, -84) geohash on 2010-03-30 Peeron map failure.