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[http://maps.google.com/maps?q=42.844313N%2C%2071.729276W 42.592778N, 71.729276W]
 
[http://maps.google.com/maps?q=42.844313N%2C%2071.729276W 42.592778N, 71.729276W]
  
This hash is located in Wilton, NH in the [[Boston|Boston, Massachusetts]] graticule in a field off of Maple St.  
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This hash is located in Wilton, NH in the [[Boston|Boston, Massachusetts]] graticule in the Frog Pond Conservation Area.  
  
 
==Expeditions==
 
==Expeditions==
[[User:Ahecht|AHecht]] lives 3000 feet away from this geohash, and will attempt to get the [[Couch Potato Geohash#Honorable Mentions|Couch Potato Honorable Mention Achievement]] this afternoon.
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===[[User:Ahecht|AHecht]] 7pm===
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I was really excited when I saw that this geohash was less than 1km from my house, making me eligible for the [[Couch Potato Geohash#Honorable Mentions|Couch Potato Honorable Mention Achievement]]. I got worried when I saw the satellite photo because the location was on a cleared field, which meant that it was either private property, overgrown with weeds, or filled with 8 foot corn stalks. However, it turns out that the geohash is in the Wilton Frog Pond Conservation Area, which is open to the public from dawn to dusk. There was even a mowed path that got me within 25ft of ground zero!
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After finding the geohash (and startling a few cardinals in the grass) I continued on to the Frog Pond, where I saw the largest pile of ants I had ever seen. Gallery coming soon.

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This hash is located in Wilton, NH in the Boston, Massachusetts graticule in the Frog Pond Conservation Area.

Expeditions

AHecht 7pm

I was really excited when I saw that this geohash was less than 1km from my house, making me eligible for the Couch Potato Honorable Mention Achievement. I got worried when I saw the satellite photo because the location was on a cleared field, which meant that it was either private property, overgrown with weeds, or filled with 8 foot corn stalks. However, it turns out that the geohash is in the Wilton Frog Pond Conservation Area, which is open to the public from dawn to dusk. There was even a mowed path that got me within 25ft of ground zero!

After finding the geohash (and startling a few cardinals in the grass) I continued on to the Frog Pond, where I saw the largest pile of ants I had ever seen. Gallery coming soon.