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Latest revision as of 16:38, 16 January 2022
Wed 26 Feb 2020 in 53,9: 53.7133225, 9.8550218 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
in a forest in Quickborn, Schleswig-Holstein
Participants
Expedition
π π π (log from April 2020)
I took the train to Quickborn and then cycled the last 5 km to the hash, the last 300 m on a muddy forest path. Then, I walked the last 80 m to the location, firstly way off course because positioning in the forest was very poor. I got to a promising area after stumbling about for a few minutes, but my location point kept jumping. I trawled through the whole area, oscillating by 20 or 30 m, then after maybe 10 min settled on a spot near a large puddle that kind of fit to the satellite picture – probably the longest or second-longest hashdance I've ever done. The sun had already set. I took some dim pictures, which also took a while because my phone refused to take panoramas, examined an interesting nearby tree, then walked back on a kind-of path. I had to hurry to catch a train in time and duly made it to the station after almost racing there, then rode home.
Photos
Achievements
Land geohash, Bicycle geohash, Public transport geohash