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I spontaneously decided to try and get this geohash before work as it was so close by. Unfortunately I didn't see it till just before I had to go to leave, so I shamefully drove there. It still felt exciting and like a bit of an adventure. The house where the hash resided was a horror of beige and concrete and locked up like a fort. It appeared no one was home, although I didn't knock. Partly because I was already in uniform and a bit apprehensive and partly because I hadn't quite got the speal straight in my head as to what I would say. Anyway, it appeared to be inside the garage and I got within 7m. A technical fail but still fun for me. | I spontaneously decided to try and get this geohash before work as it was so close by. Unfortunately I didn't see it till just before I had to go to leave, so I shamefully drove there. It still felt exciting and like a bit of an adventure. The house where the hash resided was a horror of beige and concrete and locked up like a fort. It appeared no one was home, although I didn't knock. Partly because I was already in uniform and a bit apprehensive and partly because I hadn't quite got the speal straight in my head as to what I would say. Anyway, it appeared to be inside the garage and I got within 7m. A technical fail but still fun for me. | ||
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Location
In the garage of a house in St Helena, in Melbourne's northern suburbs.
Participants
Expedition
I spontaneously decided to try and get this geohash before work as it was so close by. Unfortunately I didn't see it till just before I had to go to leave, so I shamefully drove there. It still felt exciting and like a bit of an adventure. The house where the hash resided was a horror of beige and concrete and locked up like a fort. It appeared no one was home, although I didn't knock. Partly because I was already in uniform and a bit apprehensive and partly because I hadn't quite got the speal straight in my head as to what I would say. Anyway, it appeared to be inside the garage and I got within 7m. A technical fail but still fun for me.
