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==Report== | ==Report== | ||
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| + | Today's geohash was just too good to pass up when we saw it was only a few meters from a Hess station and offered the chance for our first Geosquishy. | ||
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| + | And we simply couldn't do a boring consecutive geohash on the side of the road without putting on a little fanfare. So, we tore into the glow sticks left over from the [http://www.transformus.com Transformus '08] burn and cranked up our glow poi. It seemed the smart thing not to perform with fire as we feared twirling flaming poi a few meters from a gas station, and on the side of a highway, would draw unwanted attention from law enforcement. After all, it was crazy enough that we were loitering about in sub-freezing weather with a frozen drink, glow toys, electronics, and a plush panda. | ||
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| + | While Bear was buying the slushy, I wandered over to the hash. My worse fear was realized - we'd have to climb down into a drainage ditch (the picture does not do justice to the harrowing descent). You just try hanging on to a stuffed bear, a $300 camera, and a Hess wild cherry slushy while climbing down a pile of rocks towards what is surely alligator-infested water. | ||
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| + | After having enough fun near the water's edge, we climbed out of the abyss and put on a circus act with the glow poi. I will omit the photo showing my head making contact with a poi ball. A few more slurps on the frozen slushy and our bodies achieved oneness with the 28.4°F/-2.0°C ambient temperature...so it was time to leave. | ||
==Participants== | ==Participants== | ||
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Eisen & Bear - [[User:Ncbears|NCBears]] | Eisen & Bear - [[User:Ncbears|NCBears]] | ||
==Geological Features== | ==Geological Features== | ||
| − | + | Flat topography, city neighborhood in southeast Rocky Mount, NC. | |
==Wildlife Encounters== | ==Wildlife Encounters== | ||
| + | None - :-( | ||
==Weather== | ==Weather== | ||
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<gallery widths="160px" align=center> | <gallery widths="160px" align=center> | ||
Image:01_15_09_Enroute_to_Geohash_015.jpg|Enroute to the Geohash | Image:01_15_09_Enroute_to_Geohash_015.jpg|Enroute to the Geohash | ||
| − | Image:01_15_09_Geohash_Geosquishy_039.jpg|Geosquishy in a frozen ditch | + | Image:01_15_09_GeoSquishy_46_meters_from_hash_018.jpg|Squishy only 46 meters away from Hash! |
| + | Image:01_15_09_Geohash_Geosquishy_039.jpg|Geosquishy in a frozen ditch | ||
Image:01_15_09_Geohash_Location_031.jpg|N35 W77 Geohash | Image:01_15_09_Geohash_Location_031.jpg|N35 W77 Geohash | ||
| − | Image:01_15_09_Geohash_Frozen_Bear_046.jpg|Frozen | + | Image:01_15_09_Geohash_Frozen_Bear_046.jpg|Frozen GeoBear |
| − | Image:01_15_09_Geohash_Poi_Bear.jpg|Circus Geohash with | + | Image:01_15_09_Geohash_Poi_Bear.jpg|Circus Geohash with Glow Poi |
| − | Image: | + | Image:01_15_09_Geohash_In_the_Hole_040.jpg|Hello down there! Ha ha |
| + | Image:01_15_09_Geohash_point_045.jpg|At the water's edge | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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<gallery widths="100px" align=center> | <gallery widths="100px" align=center> | ||
Image:Landgeohash.png|[[Land Geohash]] | Image:Landgeohash.png|[[Land Geohash]] | ||
| + | Image:Circusgeohash.GIF|[[Circus Geohash]] | ||
| + | Image:Consecutivegeohash.jpg|[[Consecutive Geohash]] | ||
| + | Image:GeoSquishy_Achievement_FirstSip.jpg|[[GeoSquishy#AchievementsFirst Sip| GeoSquishy]] | ||
| + | Image:GeoSquishy_Achievement_5Star.jpg|[[GeoSquishy#AchievementsFirst Sip|5 Star GeoSquishy]] | ||
Image:Frozen.png|[[Frozen Geohash]] | Image:Frozen.png|[[Frozen Geohash]] | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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[[Category:Coordinates reached]] | [[Category:Coordinates reached]] | ||
[[Category:Frozen geohash achievement]] | [[Category:Frozen geohash achievement]] | ||
| + | {{location|US|NC|ED}} | ||
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Report
Today's geohash was just too good to pass up when we saw it was only a few meters from a Hess station and offered the chance for our first Geosquishy.
And we simply couldn't do a boring consecutive geohash on the side of the road without putting on a little fanfare. So, we tore into the glow sticks left over from the Transformus '08 burn and cranked up our glow poi. It seemed the smart thing not to perform with fire as we feared twirling flaming poi a few meters from a gas station, and on the side of a highway, would draw unwanted attention from law enforcement. After all, it was crazy enough that we were loitering about in sub-freezing weather with a frozen drink, glow toys, electronics, and a plush panda.
While Bear was buying the slushy, I wandered over to the hash. My worse fear was realized - we'd have to climb down into a drainage ditch (the picture does not do justice to the harrowing descent). You just try hanging on to a stuffed bear, a $300 camera, and a Hess wild cherry slushy while climbing down a pile of rocks towards what is surely alligator-infested water.
After having enough fun near the water's edge, we climbed out of the abyss and put on a circus act with the glow poi. I will omit the photo showing my head making contact with a poi ball. A few more slurps on the frozen slushy and our bodies achieved oneness with the 28.4°F/-2.0°C ambient temperature...so it was time to leave.
Participants
Eisen & Bear - NCBears
Geological Features
Flat topography, city neighborhood in southeast Rocky Mount, NC.
Wildlife Encounters
None - :-(
Weather
Low 28.4°F/-2.0°C, clear skies, light wind
Pictures
Enroute to the Geohash
Squishy only 46 meters away from Hash!
Geosquishy in a frozen ditch
N35 W77 Geohash
Frozen GeoBear
Circus Geohash with Glow Poi
Hello down there! Ha ha
At the water's edge
