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Revision as of 02:58, 9 December 2021
| Thu 9 Dec 2021 in -37,144: -37.8363460, 144.9268709 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
Page Avenue, Port Melbourne.
Participants
Expedition
When my geohashing buddies alerted me to this one, I knew that I just had to take it. It was right along the route that I use to take my son to Gymnastics, which I knew I could access with an absolute minimum of road cycling. Once on the linear reserve along the Port Melbourne tram line, I knew that I would be cycling through idyllic parkland all the way to the hash.
From Google street view, I knew that the hash lay just slightly within someone's front yard, but I was betting that my arm would be long enough to reach the spot without technically trespassing. I wasn't wrong.
Tracklog
Use the tracklog template like this: {{tracklog|Name of the tracklog file.gpx}}
Photos
Idyllic parkland that formed part of the route
GPS Proof
Map of the hash
Rob at the hash
Achievements
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rwh earned the Bicycle geohash achievement
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