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Graticule

About

At the end of a subdivision west of Woodstock Georgia

People

NWoodruff

Once again, the Roswell and Atlanta Graticules have got to have the most Geohash spots to where you can drive to the hash spot and not even have to get out of your vehicle.

Today was another one of them. I had the most difficult time of driving to this one(Not!). I left work and went right there. The hardest part is trying to do the GPS dance with a vehicle. It is sometimes difficult just by walking around. Try it in a car next time.

I got there a minute or two after 4pm. I waited around till 4:15pm for the slim possibility that someone might show up. I took a few pictures and then made my way back to Norcross.

Expeditions

Gallery

Photo Gallery
27.2 feet to go. Well within the 10m requirement.
2.41 feet to go. Almost the exact spot.
Time of the meetup.
Date of the meetup.
Me with a Stupid Grin™
The distance my truck is from the actual Geohash spot.
Looking back up the hill standing on the Geohash spot.

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+Once again, the Roswell and Atlanta Graticules have got to have the most Geohash spots to where you can drive to the hash spot and not even have to get out of your vehicle.
+Today was another one of them. I had the most difficult time of driving to this one(Not!). I left work and went right there. The hardest part is trying to do the GPS dance with a vehicle. It is sometimes difficult just by walking around. Try it in a car next time.
+I got there a minute or two after 4pm. I waited around till 4:15pm for the slim possibility that someone might show up. I took a few pictures and then made my way back to Norcross.
 ==Expeditions==


Sat 14 Aug 2010 in Roswell: 34.1118306, -84.6247366 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox