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Latest revision as of 12:44, 14 July 2019
| Sat 22 Jun 2019 in 42,-86: 42.6157841, -86.1999362 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
Serenity Pines Dr, Douglas, MI
Participants
Expedition
This looked likely to be accessible, and was close to 2017-08-05_42_-86 which I had enjoyed.
Serenity Pines Drive appears to be the main road into an area of woods that has been divided up into lots for development, but which has had very few buyers. The hashpoint was close to a humming residential-area transformer but there were no houses in sight. Most of what I can find as real estate listings are empty lots that have not obviously sold. There were several "No Hunting - We Will Call Police" signs but there was nothing that indicated I shouldn't enter the woods on the side of the road, so I did.
The hashpoint was in an area of scrubby trees not far from the road. It was a little buggy and I got out of there after getting appropriate proof.
Proof
Grin
View some direction or other (probably south) from hashpoint
Screenshot from project I finished just before setting out: staircased output of a switched-capacitor filter (upper trace) and the same after passage through a 2-pole Bessel smoothing filter that followed it (lower trace). The oddly intensified sections are an artifact of the analog-scope sweep rate and the CCD camera.
