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| − | Due to scheduling reasons, I knew that today I would have to be at university about three hours earlier than when my first | + | Due to scheduling reasons, I knew that today I would have to be at university about three hours earlier than when my first lecture was; when I then noticed that today's geohash was conveniently located near a train line (all public transit train lines in Adelaide end in the city), I knew that I would be able to attempt it. |
| − | It wasn't that difficult to get there - simply take a train two stops along the Grange/Outer Harbour line, and walk for 10-15 minutes to the hashpoint. The point | + | It wasn't that difficult to get there - simply take a train two stops along the Grange/Outer Harbour line, and walk for 10-15 minutes to the hashpoint. The point ''did'' land on someone's property, but thankfully it was a multi-unit property and I could just walk along the side driveway to get access to the hash. I didn't want to look suspicious or weird taking a photo of someone's house from their own driveway, so I opted to take it out the front instead. |
| − | Overall, this was a fun, quick hash that worked very well with my schedule for the day - I'm mostly just happy to be able to geohash again | + | Overall, this was a fun, quick hash that worked very well with my schedule for the day - I'm mostly just happy to finally be able to geohash again! |
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| + | '''Update (2023-06-10):''' [[User:Fippe|Fippe]] let me know that on [[2023-02-26_52_10|2023-02-26]] he issued a [[A Tale of Two Hashes achievement|Tale of Two Hashes challenge]] for Adelheidsdorf (named after the same person as Adelaide), and that I can claim it for this hash, so I have. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:00, 24 May 2024
| Thu 8 Jun 2023 in -34,138: -34.8998303, 138.5554241 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
On the driveway of 86 Coombe Rd, Allenby Gardens (5009), just outside Unit 2
Participants
Expedition
Due to scheduling reasons, I knew that today I would have to be at university about three hours earlier than when my first lecture was; when I then noticed that today's geohash was conveniently located near a train line (all public transit train lines in Adelaide end in the city), I knew that I would be able to attempt it.
It wasn't that difficult to get there - simply take a train two stops along the Grange/Outer Harbour line, and walk for 10-15 minutes to the hashpoint. The point did land on someone's property, but thankfully it was a multi-unit property and I could just walk along the side driveway to get access to the hash. I didn't want to look suspicious or weird taking a photo of someone's house from their own driveway, so I opted to take it out the front instead.
Overall, this was a fun, quick hash that worked very well with my schedule for the day - I'm mostly just happy to finally be able to geohash again!
Update (2023-06-10): Fippe let me know that on 2023-02-26 he issued a Tale of Two Hashes challenge for Adelheidsdorf (named after the same person as Adelaide), and that I can claim it for this hash, so I have.
Photos
Thumbs up in front of the hash
Another thumbs up in front of the hash
Why did I take so many thumbs up photos
Proof by Google Maps
Train station on the way back
Achievements
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XXOs earned the Tale of Two Hashes achievement
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XXOs earned the Public transport geohash achievement
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XXOs earned the Two to the N achievement
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