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− | Kirkkokatu 37 in the | + | Kirkkokatu 37 in the city centre of Joensuu. |
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== Plans == | == Plans == | ||
− | Seems like an [[Easy Geohash]] opportunity. I could route my way to work so that visiting this hashpoint would only be a 30-metre detour, and the route would not even be significantly longer than my usual route through the grid plan of the | + | Seems like an [[Easy Geohash]] opportunity. I could route my way to work so that visiting this hashpoint would only be a 30-metre detour, and the route would not even be significantly longer than my usual route through the grid plan of the city centre. This is if I actually go to my workplace – we have remote working recommendation in place, but I can go there if I want to. In any case, I will go and visit the hashpoint. |
− | It would have been even more awesome if the point had been 300 metres to the north-northeast. In that case, it would have lied on Rauhankatu (Peace Street), which would have allowed me to complete the [[A Tale of Two Hashes achievement|Tale of Two Hashes]] of [[2012-02-17 49 9]]. This street is Kirkkokatu (Church Street) which would also be a worthy location for the challenge. | + | It would have been even more awesome if the point had been 300 metres to the north-northeast. In that case, it would have lied on Rauhankatu (Peace Street), which would have allowed me to complete the [[A Tale of Two Hashes achievement|Tale of Two Hashes]] of [[2012-02-17 49 9]]. This street is Kirkkokatu (Church Street) which would also be a worthy location for the challenge. |
Also, there is a [[Holy_hash_achievement|church]] and another church building just across the streets, but the hashpoint is unfortunately on the yard of a residential building. It is not on private property (the property itself is owned by the housing cooperative), so it should be legal to enter. | Also, there is a [[Holy_hash_achievement|church]] and another church building just across the streets, but the hashpoint is unfortunately on the yard of a residential building. It is not on private property (the property itself is owned by the housing cooperative), so it should be legal to enter. | ||
== Expedition == | == Expedition == | ||
− | + | I ended up not going to the workplace, so I just visited the hashpoint from my home by bicycle. The location was easy enough that I decided to reach it [[No Batteries Geohash|without electronic navigation aids]]: I drew a rough map using the topographic map and the aerial image of the National Land Survey of Finland. I wrote down the distances from the footpath and from the line extending from a nearby wall of the building, which would be enough for getting to the correct spot. | |
− | + | I also realised that there is a bar down the street, and it would open at 14:00. The distance to the hashpoint was about 350 metres or two blocks. I did not know in advance whether there would be a line of sight between them – otherwise there would definitely be, but there are many trees growing by the street potentially blocking the view. | |
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+ | As expected, I had no trouble reaching the hashpoint. I took a few quick pictures of the hashpoint and also the church, the other church building (administrative building) and the street sign at the intersection. Then I tried to see the front of the bar from the vicinity of the hashpoint. I was unsuccessful, for I could see stuff between the tree trunks but not much detail that far away, so I went to the bar and looked back to the hashpoint. Standing in front of the bar, I could see the geohash site, so there was definitely a clear line of sight. It is admittedly in a grey area, but I guess that in a graticule with about 40 pubs, half of which are in the tiny centre of Joensuu, it is close enough. I went to the bar and had a glass of rosé. | ||
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+ | I will also throw in [[A Tale of Two Hashes achievement|A Tale of Two Hashes challenge]]: reach a geohash in a place named Kirkkokatu or the equivalent in another language (Church Street, Kirchenstraße, Rue de l'Église, etc.). I will happily accept any synonym of "street" too. | ||
== Photos == | == Photos == | ||
− | < | + | <gallery perrow="4"> |
− | Image: | + | Image:2021-05-18_62_29_01-map.jpg | The map that I drew of the hashpoint area. Not to scale, but the distances (in metres) are correct. |
− | -- | + | Image:2021-05-18_62_29_02-hashpoint1.jpg | The surroundings of the hashpoint. The point itself is approximately at the manhole cover in the middle. |
− | + | Image:2021-05-18_62_29_03-hashpoint2.jpg | Standing at the hashpoint. No visual proof of date, but the EXIF timestamp is correct. | |
+ | Image:2021-05-18_62_29_04-street.jpg | Photo of the intersection showing the street name and the geohash site in the background. | ||
+ | Image:2021-05-18_62_29_05-church.jpg | The orthodox church of Joensuu. | ||
+ | Image:2021-05-18_62_29_06-building.jpg | An administrative building of the church. | ||
+ | Image:2021-05-18_62_29_07-bar.jpg | Sointula bar down the street. | ||
+ | Image:2021-05-18_62_29_08-beverage.jpg | Having a glass of rosé at the bar. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== Achievements == | == Achievements == | ||
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− | + | {{land geohash | latitude = 62 | longitude = 29 | date = 2021-05-18 | user = Kripakko}} | |
− | + | {{bicycle geohash | latitude = 62 | longitude = 29 | date = 2021-05-18 | user = Kripakko | distance = 7.5 km | bothways = true}} | |
− | + | {{No_batteries_geohash | latitude = 62 | longitude = 29 | date = 2021-05-18 | user = Kripakko}} | |
− | + | {{pub geohash | latitude = 62 | longitude = 29 | date = 2021-05-18 | user = Kripakko}} | |
− | + | {{A Tale of Two Hashes challenge | latitude = 62 | longitude = 29 | date = 2021-05-18 | name = Kripakko | place = Kirkkokatu (Church Street) | image = 2021-05-18_62_29_04-street.jpg}} | |
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Location
Kirkkokatu 37 in the city centre of Joensuu.
Participants
Plans
Seems like an Easy Geohash opportunity. I could route my way to work so that visiting this hashpoint would only be a 30-metre detour, and the route would not even be significantly longer than my usual route through the grid plan of the city centre. This is if I actually go to my workplace – we have remote working recommendation in place, but I can go there if I want to. In any case, I will go and visit the hashpoint.
It would have been even more awesome if the point had been 300 metres to the north-northeast. In that case, it would have lied on Rauhankatu (Peace Street), which would have allowed me to complete the Tale of Two Hashes of 2012-02-17 49 9. This street is Kirkkokatu (Church Street) which would also be a worthy location for the challenge.
Also, there is a church and another church building just across the streets, but the hashpoint is unfortunately on the yard of a residential building. It is not on private property (the property itself is owned by the housing cooperative), so it should be legal to enter.
Expedition
I ended up not going to the workplace, so I just visited the hashpoint from my home by bicycle. The location was easy enough that I decided to reach it without electronic navigation aids: I drew a rough map using the topographic map and the aerial image of the National Land Survey of Finland. I wrote down the distances from the footpath and from the line extending from a nearby wall of the building, which would be enough for getting to the correct spot.
I also realised that there is a bar down the street, and it would open at 14:00. The distance to the hashpoint was about 350 metres or two blocks. I did not know in advance whether there would be a line of sight between them – otherwise there would definitely be, but there are many trees growing by the street potentially blocking the view.
As expected, I had no trouble reaching the hashpoint. I took a few quick pictures of the hashpoint and also the church, the other church building (administrative building) and the street sign at the intersection. Then I tried to see the front of the bar from the vicinity of the hashpoint. I was unsuccessful, for I could see stuff between the tree trunks but not much detail that far away, so I went to the bar and looked back to the hashpoint. Standing in front of the bar, I could see the geohash site, so there was definitely a clear line of sight. It is admittedly in a grey area, but I guess that in a graticule with about 40 pubs, half of which are in the tiny centre of Joensuu, it is close enough. I went to the bar and had a glass of rosé.
I will also throw in A Tale of Two Hashes challenge: reach a geohash in a place named Kirkkokatu or the equivalent in another language (Church Street, Kirchenstraße, Rue de l'Église, etc.). I will happily accept any synonym of "street" too.
Photos
Achievements
This user earned the Land geohash achievement
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This user earned the Bicycle geohash achievement
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This user earned the No Batteries Geohash Achievement
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This user earned the Pub Geohash Achievement
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Kripakko issued a challenge for the Tale of Two Hashes achievement
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