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I noticed on Google Earth that there is a paved sidewalk that runs along the wood from the North, starting at the intersection of Heritage Drive and Mickinley Ave.  Prudence would suggest parking somewhere near this location and taking advantage of the path.  About a 200 meter walk. - [[User:Spindizzy|Spindizzy]] 22:40, 15 October 2011
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I noticed on Google Earth that there is a paved sidewalk that runs along the woods from the North, starting at the intersection of Heritage Drive and Mickinley Ave.  Prudence would suggest parking somewhere near this location and taking advantage of the path.  About a 200 meter walk. - [[User:Spindizzy|Spindizzy]] 22:40, 15 October 2011 No, I don't know anyone named Prudence...
  
 
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I arrived at the planned destination about 3:30 pm EDT.  Good thing I came from the North as mentioned above because as I walked down the path alongside the woods, looking for a way through the brambles (dang, no machete), I spotted a group of students near the edge of the field.  I turned back and was able to find a raptor-free way to get into the woods.  Getting to the hash point was relatively easy, I just had to avoid prickly brush and large muddy terrain.  There were no rocks, nor did I bring tape to post it to a tree, so I put a stick on top of the marker I left on the ground.  No doubt someone will discover this 10,000 years from now when the next geohash lands there.
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Latest revision as of 01:15, 13 August 2019

Sun 16 Oct 2011 in 40,-74:
40.5873205, -74.3561470
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Location

Edison, NJ - In the woods behind James Madison Elementary School off New Dover Road - Spindizzy

Participants

Plans

Good news - it's a Sunday and people might not be around to report a stranger with a GPS in one hand and a camera in the other hanging out on an elementary school site. No need to provoke a Police Geohash.

I noticed on Google Earth that there is a paved sidewalk that runs along the woods from the North, starting at the intersection of Heritage Drive and Mickinley Ave. Prudence would suggest parking somewhere near this location and taking advantage of the path. About a 200 meter walk. - Spindizzy 22:40, 15 October 2011 No, I don't know anyone named Prudence...

Expedition

I arrived at the planned destination about 3:30 pm EDT. Good thing I came from the North as mentioned above because as I walked down the path alongside the woods, looking for a way through the brambles (dang, no machete), I spotted a group of students near the edge of the field. I turned back and was able to find a raptor-free way to get into the woods. Getting to the hash point was relatively easy, I just had to avoid prickly brush and large muddy terrain. There were no rocks, nor did I bring tape to post it to a tree, so I put a stick on top of the marker I left on the ground. No doubt someone will discover this 10,000 years from now when the next geohash lands there.

Sorry, no Stupid Grintm photo. This will have to wait until I purchase a smartphone.

Tracklog

Photos

  • At the start of the path along the woods. Raptor-free access is immediately to the right.

  • The hash

  • Facing South with the marker

  • Facing East

  • Facing North

  • Facing West

  • Possible raptor nest?

Achievements

Landgeohash.png
 Spindizzy earned the Land geohash achievement
by reaching the (40, -74) geohash on 2011-10-16.
T2htemp1.JPG
 Spindizzy issued a challenge for the Tale of Two Hashes achievement
by geohashing in a place named Edison from the (40, -74) geohash on 2011-10-16.
2011-10-16 40 -74 facing South.JPG
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