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[[2009-01-08|Today's geohash]] landed right in the middle of a residential street in southern [[Raleigh, North Carolina|Raleigh, North Carolina]].  This was just too tempting to pass up as it was a new graticule for us and its conquest meant more accolades, cash awards, and spiffy ribbons.  So, the wifey and I decided to try for the hash in [[Speed_Racer_Achievement|Speed Racer]] fashion while we drove home after work. Unfortunately, we didn't have one of our three digital cameras (duh!), but the wife had one on her company cell phone.  Roaring down the highway at 65mph/105kph, we tested the camera's ability to capture the speedometer, to the alarm of our fellow road warriors I'm sure.  But don't try this yourself, I am a professional idiot.
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[[2009-01-08|Today's geohash]] landed right in the middle of a residential street in southern [[Raleigh, North Carolina|Raleigh, North Carolina]].  This was just too tempting to pass up as it was a new graticule for us and its conquest meant more accolades, cash awards, and spiffy ribbons.  So, the wifey and I decided to try for the hash in [[Speed_Racer_Achievement|Speed Racer]] fashion on our drive home after work. Unfortunately, we didn't have one of our three digital cameras (duh!), but the wife had one on her company cell phone.  Roaring down the highway at 65mph/105kph, we tested the camera's ability to capture the speedometer, to the alarm of our fellow road warriors I'm sure.  But don't try this yourself, I am a professional idiot.
  
 
With the sun setting we eased into the older neighborhood and stopped at the hash.  Success!  So, being of unsound mind, I back up the block, then accelerated until we reachd the legal speed limit, roaring through the hash point, with the wife leaning over to capture the speedometer for sufficient proof/bragging rights.  After soaking in the glow of our achievement, we roared off to Wal-Mart to purchase ammunition for my latest acquisition.  
 
With the sun setting we eased into the older neighborhood and stopped at the hash.  Success!  So, being of unsound mind, I back up the block, then accelerated until we reachd the legal speed limit, roaring through the hash point, with the wife leaning over to capture the speedometer for sufficient proof/bragging rights.  After soaking in the glow of our achievement, we roared off to Wal-Mart to purchase ammunition for my latest acquisition.  

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Today's geohash landed right in the middle of a residential street in southern Raleigh, North Carolina. This was just too tempting to pass up as it was a new graticule for us and its conquest meant more accolades, cash awards, and spiffy ribbons. So, the wifey and I decided to try for the hash in Speed Racer fashion on our drive home after work. Unfortunately, we didn't have one of our three digital cameras (duh!), but the wife had one on her company cell phone. Roaring down the highway at 65mph/105kph, we tested the camera's ability to capture the speedometer, to the alarm of our fellow road warriors I'm sure. But don't try this yourself, I am a professional idiot.

With the sun setting we eased into the older neighborhood and stopped at the hash. Success! So, being of unsound mind, I back up the block, then accelerated until we reachd the legal speed limit, roaring through the hash point, with the wife leaning over to capture the speedometer for sufficient proof/bragging rights. After soaking in the glow of our achievement, we roared off to Wal-Mart to purchase ammunition for my latest acquisition.

We're not sure if this was a virgin graticule or not. We'll claim it until someone says we should surrender the crown...which we will do gladly.

Participants

Eisen & Bear - NCBears


Geological Features

Suburbs of major city. Rolling topography. Geohash was located in center of dead-end residential road. See Google Earth screenshot below.

Wildlife Encounters

None

Weather

46°F/7.8°C, partly cloudy skies


Pictures

Achievements