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== Plans == | == Plans == | ||
| − | Wait for named storm "Barney" to blow itself out and | + | Wait for named-storm "Barney" to blow itself out. Go there and post a Crox Poster through the letter box. |
== Expedition == | == Expedition == | ||
| + | I could not get 3G reception at the site. The second house in the photo was the one. The hash-distance at their front door dropped momentarily to one metre before going back up to three. I posted the Crox Poster as planned at almost exactly 4pm. | ||
| + | There was not too much storm damage. I saw one fallen tree and a leaning lamp post that might have been unrelated to the wind. It was worse further south with railway delays. | ||
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| + | Named storms are new to the UK. I'm wondering if our Met' Office has a sense of humour. The first storm was called Abigail (A big gale?) and Barney is Cockney rhyming slang for "Trouble" as in Barney Rubble (of the Flintstones). Now I can't wait for the "C" storm to see if I'm right. | ||
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| + | '''Update:''' The next storm will be called Clodagh which has no humour value I can discern. There goes that hypothesis. I have also learned that the public can suggest names for Met'Office use. | ||
== Photos == | == Photos == | ||
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| + | Image:2015-11-18 51 1 Sourcerer Track.jpg | Google Earth Track. | ||
| + | Image:2015-11-18 51 1 Sourcerer Proof.jpg | Proof. | ||
| + | Image:2015-11-18 51 1 Sourcerer Hash Houses.jpg | The houses at the hashpoint | ||
| + | Image:2015-11-18 51 1 Sourcerer WTF.jpg | This reminds me of my mis-spent youth! | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:52, 15 August 2019
| Wed 18 Nov 2015 in Canterbury, UK: 51.9826737, 1.1571756 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
A front door in Jervis Close, Holbrook, Suffolk, UK.
Participants
Plans
Wait for named-storm "Barney" to blow itself out. Go there and post a Crox Poster through the letter box.
Expedition
I could not get 3G reception at the site. The second house in the photo was the one. The hash-distance at their front door dropped momentarily to one metre before going back up to three. I posted the Crox Poster as planned at almost exactly 4pm.
There was not too much storm damage. I saw one fallen tree and a leaning lamp post that might have been unrelated to the wind. It was worse further south with railway delays.
Named storms are new to the UK. I'm wondering if our Met' Office has a sense of humour. The first storm was called Abigail (A big gale?) and Barney is Cockney rhyming slang for "Trouble" as in Barney Rubble (of the Flintstones). Now I can't wait for the "C" storm to see if I'm right.
Update: The next storm will be called Clodagh which has no humour value I can discern. There goes that hypothesis. I have also learned that the public can suggest names for Met'Office use.
Photos
Google Earth Track.
Proof.
The houses at the hashpoint
This reminds me of my mis-spent youth!
Achievements
Expeditions and Plans
| 2015-11-18 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Nowy Sącz, Poland | Malgond | On an escarpment by the road 94 in Bodzanów east of Wieliczka. |
| Mannheim, Germany | Q-Owl | In a little orchard near Mainz-Finthen; not far from Q-Owls origin hashpoin... |
| Canterbury, United Kingdom | Sourcerer | A front door in Jervis Close, Holbrook, Suffolk, UK. |
| Jämsä, Finland | Tilley | In Huttula, Jämsänkoski. The point lies in a field near a house. |
Sourcerer's Expedition Links
2015-11-17 52 1 - 2015-11-18 51 1 - 2015-11-20 52 1 - KML file download of Sourcerer's expeditions for use with Google Earth.
