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== Expedition == | == Expedition == | ||
On our way back from the previous hash in the Augsburg graticule, we would have passed todays Munich hashpoint just 1.1km northeast on the Autobahn - so we decided to give ourselves a second chance for a success. | On our way back from the previous hash in the Augsburg graticule, we would have passed todays Munich hashpoint just 1.1km northeast on the Autobahn - so we decided to give ourselves a second chance for a success. | ||
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| Sat 11 Jul 2009 in München, Germany: 48.3206566, 11.1604565 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Participants
Expedition
On our way back from the previous hash in the Augsburg graticule, we would have passed todays Munich hashpoint just 1.1km northeast on the Autobahn - so we decided to give ourselves a second chance for a success.
But again, on approaching the coordinates from the northwest via the St2051, we saw that the hashpoint was in the middle of a cropfield and would be unreachable without leaving a 100m track of destruction. Nevertheless, we parked the car on a nearby foresttrack, walked on the road to the point next to the coordinates, took the usual pictures and then headed to a nearby (approx. 600m) geocache (GC10WWH) that we discovered successfully.
Photos
again: coords not reached
360° panoramic view at the hash.
