Déjà vu geohash achievement

This achievement indicates that the geohasher has visited a geohash on the correct day, but can also prove that he or she was at the same site in the past, before the geohash location became known. This is not an award you can claim without leaving your house. Unless of course the geohash location is *in* your house, in which case it's (a) rather easy to prove you were there before and (b) more exciting to take the Couch Potato Geohash achievement instead. But go ahead, take both if you're greedy.

Proof

Ideal proof would consist of a dated photo of you at the site in the past, along with the present day photo of you, at the same place, in a similar pose, holding the GPS. "Dated" does not have to mean the actual date. Signs of aging, development of the site, or it clearly being a different season in your "before" photograph are all acceptable proof.

If the original photo shows you holding a GPS with proof of date and location, then you earn either the Spookily Prescient Déjà Vu Geohash achievement or the Constantly Takes Photographs of Self with GPS achievement. You choose.

Cheating

Cheating is encouraged for this achievement. That's what makes it comedic. I envision a quick wardrobe change into 70s disco gear, an onsite make-over that takes five years off your appearance (excellent if the geohash is at a spa), an application of (safe, biodegradable) fake snow, or perhaps a quick shave or haircut (swap the "before" and "after" pictures for best results).

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Winners

Please link to your Déjà Vu Geohash achievement, explaining if necessary how you achieved the retro effect.

• Joe Hardman nearly landed a balloon at the coordinates on the previous day then returned on 2008-09-20 52 -0
• dawidi has taken pictures at the 2008-09-29 49 11 coordinates on that day, and on 2003-02-02.
• Danatar has taken pictures at the 2008-10-08 49 9 coordinates on that day at midnight, and on 2008-10-07 in the afternoon.
• Hessophanes and relet were at 2008-10-16 52 13, on a the street corner next to Hessophanes place.
• The 2008-10-29 49 8 hashpoint was on a footpath ilpadre has been on before.
• At 2008-12-12 in the late afternoon CET when the weekend hashes were known, Arvid responded: I just been on the road next to 2008-12-13 52 6 this morning! With the help of a GPS. A gpx-file with timestamps is on the expedition page.
• 2009-05-20 48 9 was on a road both Ekorren and nick_mz had been traveling countless times before, with tracklogs available for some trips.
• Jonatan and Gabriel visited a quarry at the 2009-07-16 57 16 they had visited only four days earlier, when Jonatan's younger brother did some driving practising.
• 2009-07-18 50 11 was on a forest path that Reinhard rode on before on 2008-08-16 (and has a tracklog of).
• 2009-08-30 51 -1 - geohash being a Cubicle geohash achievement for Sermoa with proof of working there, the photo having been taken 4 months earlier.
• 2010-08-01 -38 144 - previously pased within 20m of the point in a canoe, 6 months earlier. GPS and photographic proof. Stevage 14:31, 30 July 2010 (UTC)
• MathMusic had a tracklog from a Geocaching attempt pass right over the hash. Proof here.
• 2011-01-17 52 0 - multiple previous visits two of which were GPS logged here and here passing within 60 metres on a featureless sandy beach many kilometres long. Sourcerer's best logged visit was on 2007-10-20.
• 2011-12-13 47 -122 Thomcat returns to Subway, his previous photographed visit being on 2009-07-08.
• 2012-09-23 42 -89 RocketMac drove past this cache on June 22nd of this year during a failed attempt at a hash nearby. I have both tracklogs to prove it.
• Per S visited hashes 20 feet apart on July 21, 2011 and October 18, 2012.
• Oisín visited the hash 2014-11-13 51 13 situated directly on the cycle path on his usual way to work

History repeats itself

You know, it has to - because nobody listens.

If your hashes lead you to the same places over and over again, an extra ribbon would look nice, wouldn't it?

Ekorren earned the History repeats itself ribbon by visiting 10 Déjà Vu Geohashes, #10 being the (48, 9) geohash on 2011-11-25.

Failed Attempts

• Hermann did not have the permission to enter the area the 2008-07-17 53 9 Geohash was located in (on the other hand the Déjà Vu Geohash had not yet been created at that point of time).