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| Wed 24 Mar 2021 in 45,-122: 45.5911091, -122.5929936 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
Right next to one of the gates at Portland International Airport
Participants
- Just about everyone going in or out via one certain gate at PDX
Plans
I have to admit that I have NO plans around this hashpoint. It looks like a perfect Police Geohash, certainly with TSA, probably with DHS/FBI as well.
And that's not just if you try to get all the way there. Even trying to get to the gate waiting area itself inside the building will generate lots of excitement.
Maybe someday when people are flying again I'll happen to get the right flight and get a Retro.
