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| − | + | I'd sprained my ankle the day before, but since this hash was only 260 m from [[2021-01-23 53 9]] and would seemingly constitute a Déjà-vu achievement because I'd walked that path on the way there, I had to go there. I was invited to eat sushi at a friend's flat in the evening and planned to take the car because I'd be back late and couldn't walk long distances on crutches, so I figured I might drive by the hash on the way there. I parked very close to where we parked two years ago and was constantly reminded of that expedition as I hobbled along the very same path with the same runway indicator. | |
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| + | However, I soon noticed that only the first such indicator actually lay alongside the path, the rest were behind a fence with a gate. The gate was easily surmountable and with a healthy foot, it would've only taken a minute to run the 100 m to the fourth-next marker and back. However, in this state, I didn't feel like climbing anything, and there were people watching, and anyway, the indicators clearly belonged to the airport, and their security was not something I wanted to have to deal with. So, like last time, I could only stand at the fence and longingly look at the amazing geohash location right in front of me. Shame for the Déjà-vu, although perhaps that mightn't've applied anyway because I clearly did not walk that very path on which the hash lay the last time around. So I slowly made my way back and drove on to Hamburg. | ||
==Photos== | ==Photos== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:59, 24 May 2024
| Sat 6 May 2023 in 53,9: 53.6588556, 9.9712620 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
on a fenced area containing airport runway markers in Norderstedt-Garstedt, Schleswig-Holstein
Participants
Expedition
I'd sprained my ankle the day before, but since this hash was only 260 m from 2021-01-23 53 9 and would seemingly constitute a Déjà-vu achievement because I'd walked that path on the way there, I had to go there. I was invited to eat sushi at a friend's flat in the evening and planned to take the car because I'd be back late and couldn't walk long distances on crutches, so I figured I might drive by the hash on the way there. I parked very close to where we parked two years ago and was constantly reminded of that expedition as I hobbled along the very same path with the same runway indicator.
However, I soon noticed that only the first such indicator actually lay alongside the path, the rest were behind a fence with a gate. The gate was easily surmountable and with a healthy foot, it would've only taken a minute to run the 100 m to the fourth-next marker and back. However, in this state, I didn't feel like climbing anything, and there were people watching, and anyway, the indicators clearly belonged to the airport, and their security was not something I wanted to have to deal with. So, like last time, I could only stand at the fence and longingly look at the amazing geohash location right in front of me. Shame for the Déjà-vu, although perhaps that mightn't've applied anyway because I clearly did not walk that very path on which the hash lay the last time around. So I slowly made my way back and drove on to Hamburg.
Photos
to follow (7 pictures)
Achievements
No trespassing consolation prize
