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The hashpoint was on the overgrown access road for a wheat field. It was extremely quiet. There was a faint hum from a distant pumping station. Much of the land here is below sea level and has to be drained. The Hardley Flood nature reserve was close by. Water fowl, mainly geese, could be heard calling and splashing about. Distant own calls rang out. A thin fog was forming and there were few stars. The moon had set long ago. It was a wonderful warm, still summer night. | The hashpoint was on the overgrown access road for a wheat field. It was extremely quiet. There was a faint hum from a distant pumping station. Much of the land here is below sea level and has to be drained. The Hardley Flood nature reserve was close by. Water fowl, mainly geese, could be heard calling and splashing about. Distant own calls rang out. A thin fog was forming and there were few stars. The moon had set long ago. It was a wonderful warm, still summer night. | ||
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Revision as of 09:59, 3 August 2011
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Contents
Location
Close to the confluence of the river Chet and river Yare on the Norfolk Broads, Norfolk, UK. The hashpoint was west of the river.
Participants
Expedition
Close to bed time and not feeling at all tired I set out for a double hash expedition. I drove from Beccles to Loddon and then headed east. There was a convenient off-road parking place and it was a 25 minute walk in the pitch dark to reach the hashpoint. The public footpath was quite uneven for about half the distance. Half an hour before midnight, my droid reported this.
- Arrived. -- Sourcerer @52.5473,1.5236 23:32, 02 August 2011 (GMT+01:00)
The hashpoint was on the overgrown access road for a wheat field. It was extremely quiet. There was a faint hum from a distant pumping station. Much of the land here is below sea level and has to be drained. The Hardley Flood nature reserve was close by. Water fowl, mainly geese, could be heard calling and splashing about. Distant own calls rang out. A thin fog was forming and there were few stars. The moon had set long ago. It was a wonderful warm, still summer night.
Photos
It was a very dark summer night.
Achievements
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Sourcerer earned the Midnight Geohash achievement
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Other geohashing expeditions on the same day
Expeditions and Plans
| 2011-08-02 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Atlanta, Georgia | NWoodruff | In the back yard of a house in Kennesaw. |
| Leipzig, Germany | Manu, Reinhard | Some meters into a field near Brösen, north of Leipzig. |
| Norwich, United Kingdom | Sourcerer | Close to the confluence of the river Chet and river Yare on the Norfolk Bro... |
| Sheffield, United Kingdom | Monty | In the grounds of a haulage company on the outskirts of Barnsley, South Yor... |
| Hamburg (East), Germany | Bierhefe | On a field near Elmenhorst. Chances are that there are crops growing on thi... |
| Gdańsk, Poland | JRK | My last day on Baltic coast and second virgin graticule during that trip. V... |
| Malmö, Sweden | Fasanen | On the edge of a barley field, Skönabäck, Skåne Sweden |
| Rovaniemi, Finland | isopekka | About 13 km to the N from my home, in Vennivaara, near the forest road |
