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== Expedition ==  
 
== Expedition ==  
As mentioned in the [[2017-07-21 42 -78 |Expedition report for the day before]], I was driving up to the Adirondacks and luckily, this hash was only about a 25-30 minute detour from my route. I left the house around 10am or so, and the only interesting thing I saw was just outside of Buffalo, a Tractor-Trailer was overturned in the median of the thruway. There was a crew already there helping to get the tractor back in the proper position, but it wasn't something I've ever seen before in person. I'm just glad I wasn't there when it happened!
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As mentioned in the [[2017-07-21 42 -78 |Expedition report for the day before]], I was driving up to the Adirondacks and luckily, this hash was only about a 25-30 minute detour from my route. I left the house around 10am or so, and the only interesting thing I saw was just outside of Buffalo; a Tractor-Trailer was overturned in the median of the thruway. There was a crew already there helping to get the tractor back in the proper position, but it wasn't something I've ever seen before in person. I'm just glad I wasn't there when it happened!
  
 
My directions were good and I was nearing the hash close to 13:00. I turned on the GPS a little early as I wasn't exactly sure when to expect my turn toward the school and I'm glad I did. The GPS was showing I was 22 miles away from the hash when I was I was expecting to see something closer to 4 or 5. I pulled over to check the coords and it turned out that as I was entering the info, I inadvertently mixed my current location and the finish location from the HashDroid App. Adjusting the Latitude, I was back on track. I was expecting to find a field full of kids playing/practicing, but as I pulled into the parking lot of the school, I was happy to see it completely empty.
 
My directions were good and I was nearing the hash close to 13:00. I turned on the GPS a little early as I wasn't exactly sure when to expect my turn toward the school and I'm glad I did. The GPS was showing I was 22 miles away from the hash when I was I was expecting to see something closer to 4 or 5. I pulled over to check the coords and it turned out that as I was entering the info, I inadvertently mixed my current location and the finish location from the HashDroid App. Adjusting the Latitude, I was back on track. I was expecting to find a field full of kids playing/practicing, but as I pulled into the parking lot of the school, I was happy to see it completely empty.
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== Photos ==  
 
== Photos ==  
 
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Image: 2017-07-22 parked.jpg | The Hash-mobile, parked in the school lot.
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Image: 2017-07-22 shed.jpg | Walking across the field, I can only assume this nice shed houses the sporting equipment.
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Image: 2017-07-22 gps.jpg | Made it.
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Image: 2017-07-22 gps2.jpg | Accuracy.
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Image: 2017-07-22 viewField.jpg | View from the hash, looking across the field back at the school.
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Image: 2017-07-22 viewSouth.jpg | View down the edge of the field, looking South.
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Image: 2017-07-22 stupidGrin.jpg | Glad I made a short detour for a quick adventure.
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Revision as of 20:18, 29 July 2017

Sat 22 Jul 2017 in 43,-76:
43.0382967, -76.3402122
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Location

On the edge of a soccer field next to the Camillus Middle School.

Participants

Expedition

As mentioned in the Expedition report for the day before, I was driving up to the Adirondacks and luckily, this hash was only about a 25-30 minute detour from my route. I left the house around 10am or so, and the only interesting thing I saw was just outside of Buffalo; a Tractor-Trailer was overturned in the median of the thruway. There was a crew already there helping to get the tractor back in the proper position, but it wasn't something I've ever seen before in person. I'm just glad I wasn't there when it happened!

My directions were good and I was nearing the hash close to 13:00. I turned on the GPS a little early as I wasn't exactly sure when to expect my turn toward the school and I'm glad I did. The GPS was showing I was 22 miles away from the hash when I was I was expecting to see something closer to 4 or 5. I pulled over to check the coords and it turned out that as I was entering the info, I inadvertently mixed my current location and the finish location from the HashDroid App. Adjusting the Latitude, I was back on track. I was expecting to find a field full of kids playing/practicing, but as I pulled into the parking lot of the school, I was happy to see it completely empty.

It was then a simple matter to cross the field and zero in on the hash with a short GPS dance. Getting my pictures, I headed back to the car and continued on my way. I arrived in Long Lake in the early evening and was excited for the events of the next day which included an early morning Virgin-Graticule expedition and my sister's Ironman!

Photos

Ribbons

Landgeohash.png
This user earned the Land geohash achievement
by reaching the (43, -76) geohash on 2017-07-22.
Consecutivegeohash.jpg
Pedalpusher earned the Consecutive geohash achievement
by reaching hash points on 2 consecutive days starting on 2017-07-21.