2008-12-06 40 -74

Sat 6 Dec 2008 in Springfield, New Jersey: 40.7112022, -74.3223535 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox

Jevanyn

Okay, I'm lame. The geohash was right along the route where I was going anyway.

The geohash was in the woods off I-78. It was less than 100 feet off the road. But I was in a hurry, and had promises to keep, miles to go before I sleep, yada yada yada.

My google map.

Is it true that this user earned the Speed Racer Achievement? In principle, yes. But the geohash was not accessible from the route I was driving. Oh, I see. And there is some dispute over whether I need to be 100 feet from the geohash, or 100 meters. Ah, yes. And I did not, as they say, "get out and walk around", which some say . . . Right, right . . . . . . which some say is the whole point to geohashing . . . Ah, yes. Would you stop interrupting me? Eh? Would you please stop interrupting me? Oh, I'm terribly sorry. What were you saying? I was saying that many people believe the whole point to geohashing is to get out and experience the location . . . Oh, of course. But the side of a highway is not the safest place to, you know . . . Well, sure, sure. You're doing it again! Eh, what? You wouldn't treat Noam Chomsky this way, would you? Noam who? Bah! This interview is over. (2008-12-06 40 -74).