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==Expedition== | ==Expedition== | ||
*I've never done a virgin graticule before. It's not like there are any videos on the internet showing people doing virgin graticules so I was kind of nervous as this is my first time. | *I've never done a virgin graticule before. It's not like there are any videos on the internet showing people doing virgin graticules so I was kind of nervous as this is my first time. | ||
| − | *When I was there I wanted to do all sorts of fun things with my virgin graticule but then I saw a couple of ATV's in the distance and I got scared so I left. | + | *When I was there I wanted to do all sorts of fun things with my virgin graticule but then I saw a couple of ATV's in the distance and I got scared so I left. The southern desert is actually known for crime. |
*I hope the graticule will want me to geohash by there again. | *I hope the graticule will want me to geohash by there again. | ||
| + | *In all seriousness I hitched and bussed to Tlalim and then walked down the highway until I saw Naot Farm. I walked around it and started going up and down the valleys. | ||
| + | *Eventually I figured out that the terrain map from Google was useless because I could barely see it in the bright sun so I switched to the satellite image and I figured out that anything that had green was a valley so I walked up as high as I could and just followed the ridges until I was sure that all I would need to do was walk down the hill to get down. | ||
| + | *On the way back I saw the "relief arroyo" below. It was the most green that I had seen for several hours and so I felt quite happy after seeing so much brown. I have heard that that is why Islam uses the color green because it was a religion started in the desert. | ||
| + | *The trip back was uneventful but I did get to meet the people at the farm and it seemed like they were hosting a wedding. | ||
==Photos== | ==Photos== | ||
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200px"> | <gallery mode="packed" heights="200px"> | ||
| − | 2023-05-04 30 34 A.jpg | | + | 2023-05-04 30 34 A.jpg | The mirrors on the ground below direct the rays of the sun to the tower where they are absorbed to make electricity |
| − | 2023-05-04 30 34 B.jpg | | + | 2023-05-04 30 34 B.jpg | proof |
| − | 2023-05-04 30 34 C.jpg | | + | 2023-05-04 30 34 C.jpg | more proof |
| − | 2023-05-04 30 34 D.jpg | | + | 2023-05-04 30 34 D.jpg | Geohasher |
| − | 2023-05-04 30 34 E.jpg | | + | 2023-05-04 30 34 E.jpg | Arroyo - definition: dry stream |
| − | 2023-05-04 30 34 F.jpg | | + | 2023-05-04 30 34 F.jpg | Naot Farm |
| − | 2023-05-04 30 34 G.jpg | | + | 2023-05-04 30 34 G.jpg | A pile of rocks at the hashpoint |
| − | 2023-05-04 30 34 H.jpg | | + | 2023-05-04 30 34 H.jpg | An abandoned car |
| − | 2023-05-04 30 34 I.jpg | | + | 2023-05-04 30 34 I.jpg | The relief arroyo. |
| − | 2023-05-04 30 34 J.jpg | | + | 2023-05-04 30 34 J.jpg | Look closely to pick out the letters XKCD. |
| − | 2023-05-04 30 34 K.jpg | | + | 2023-05-04 30 34 K.jpg | I hope that is a hat and not something more dangerous. |
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Ribbons== | ==Ribbons== | ||
{{#vardefine:ribbonwidth|100%}} | {{#vardefine:ribbonwidth|100%}} | ||
| − | {{ | + | {{graticule unlocked |
| latitude = 30 | | latitude = 30 | ||
| longitude = 34 | | longitude = 34 | ||
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| image = 2023-05-04 30 34 D.jpg | | image = 2023-05-04 30 34 D.jpg | ||
}} | }} | ||
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| + | {{Minesweeper geohash | ||
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| + | | graticule = Jerusalem, Israel | ||
| + | | ranknumber = 4 | ||
| + | | n = true | ||
| + | | sw = true | ||
| + | | w = true | ||
| + | | nw = true | ||
| + | | name = [[User:Yosef|Yosef]] | ||
| + | }} | ||
__NOTOC__ | __NOTOC__ | ||
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Location
This Geohash is located in the desert near Tlalim.
Participants
Expedition
- I've never done a virgin graticule before. It's not like there are any videos on the internet showing people doing virgin graticules so I was kind of nervous as this is my first time.
- When I was there I wanted to do all sorts of fun things with my virgin graticule but then I saw a couple of ATV's in the distance and I got scared so I left. The southern desert is actually known for crime.
- I hope the graticule will want me to geohash by there again.
- In all seriousness I hitched and bussed to Tlalim and then walked down the highway until I saw Naot Farm. I walked around it and started going up and down the valleys.
- Eventually I figured out that the terrain map from Google was useless because I could barely see it in the bright sun so I switched to the satellite image and I figured out that anything that had green was a valley so I walked up as high as I could and just followed the ridges until I was sure that all I would need to do was walk down the hill to get down.
- On the way back I saw the "relief arroyo" below. It was the most green that I had seen for several hours and so I felt quite happy after seeing so much brown. I have heard that that is why Islam uses the color green because it was a religion started in the desert.
- The trip back was uneventful but I did get to meet the people at the farm and it seemed like they were hosting a wedding.
Photos
The mirrors on the ground below direct the rays of the sun to the tower where they are absorbed to make electricity
proof
more proof
Geohasher
Arroyo - definition: dry stream
Naot Farm
A pile of rocks at the hashpoint
An abandoned car
The relief arroyo.
Look closely to pick out the letters XKCD.
I hope that is a hat and not something more dangerous.
Ribbons
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Yosef earned the Graticule Unlocked Achievement
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Yosef achieved level 4 of the Minesweeper Geohash achievement
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