Difference between revisions of "San Diego, California"
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* [[2008-05-30_32_-117|2008-05-30]] - In La Jolla, just off of Torrey Pines Road. | * [[2008-05-30_32_-117|2008-05-30]] - In La Jolla, just off of Torrey Pines Road. | ||
* [[2008-06-14_32_-117|2008-06-14]] - A Saturday meetup, on land and everything! Near the Mission Trails Park. | * [[2008-06-14_32_-117|2008-06-14]] - A Saturday meetup, on land and everything! Near the Mission Trails Park. | ||
| + | * [[2008-03-03_32_-117|2008-07-03]] - Right on the west end of Discovery Park. How can we miss this one? | ||
[[Category:California]] | [[Category:California]] | ||
[[Category:Baja California]] | [[Category:Baja California]] | ||
[[Category:Active Graticules]] | [[Category:Active Graticules]] | ||
Revision as of 15:03, 3 July 2008
| Long Beach | Santa Ana | Borrego Springs |
| – | San Diego, California | Tecate, Mexico |
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[[Category:Meetup in {{{lat}}} {{{lon}}}| ]]
The San Diego graticule is at latitude 32, longitude -117. It encloses San Diego, Tijuana and several surrounding cities. It consists of about 85% water and 5% of land in Mexico. There are several proposed solutions on how to increase the percentage of time there can be a meetup.
See Talk:San Diego, California for more discussion.
Active Users
Craig didn't make it on May 25, 2008, but will try real hard next time.
Somnivore is a student at UCSD and appears to be the first San Diegan to do this thing.
LSN is also a student at UCSD and will try to make a few of these things.
GraphicDesignAce will see if he can make it this Saturday, June 14th. But I might have work! (Legoland)
Notable Dates
- 2008-05-28 - On the Naval Air Station North Island. Unknown just how accessible it might be to civilian folks.
- 2008-05-30 - In La Jolla, just off of Torrey Pines Road.
- 2008-06-14 - A Saturday meetup, on land and everything! Near the Mission Trails Park.
- 2008-07-03 - Right on the west end of Discovery Park. How can we miss this one?
