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Latest revision as of 17:12, 24 March 2021
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| Sun 4 Oct 2015 in Bimini, Florida: 29.4769097, -81.3807025 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Expedition
The Plan
Just off Highway 100. Looks like it's not on property, so we can walk out and get it.
The Geohashers
The Adventure
We decided to leave earlier than usual, as there was another prospective hash we were going to hit. This takes us down I95, off into Flagler County, and into the backwoods. Rather nice houses for backwoods.
When we got there, we were faced with a conundrum. The hash wasn't on anyone's property, but there was a swampy moat in between that went pretty far deep. It was possible to reach it... provided we trespassed on someone's property. All this in order to make up 0.0001 degrees. We debated the property for a second before noting the stop sign had bullet holes. We're good enough with the GPS compass showing we're that close.
With that, we left the Eight of Spades rolled into the stop sign, then packed back up to go to Orlando.
Gallery
- Photo Gallery
Success!
Field by the geohash.
8♠
Our justification for not pursuing 0.0001 degrees.
Achieveables
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Geoff earned the Multihash Achievement
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