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After nailing the [[2008-10-07 54 -119|Nose Creek]] geohash, I reset the GPS to check out [[Dawson Creek, British Columbia|Dawson Creek]], the next graticule northwest. It wasn't exactly in line with my track, and I was zig-zagging for weather anyway, so I ignored it for a while, the weather was closing in and I had to choose a good route.
 
After nailing the [[2008-10-07 54 -119|Nose Creek]] geohash, I reset the GPS to check out [[Dawson Creek, British Columbia|Dawson Creek]], the next graticule northwest. It wasn't exactly in line with my track, and I was zig-zagging for weather anyway, so I ignored it for a while, the weather was closing in and I had to choose a good route.
  
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{{meetup graticule
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==Location==
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By a river in the middle of nowhere.
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==Participants==
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Just [[User:Robyn|Robyn]] again
 
==Expedition==
 
==Expedition==
 
I flew a heading to go around some of the weather, and when I turned back on course the XKCD waypoint was sitting there in front of me, just asking to be flown to. How could I deny it? Not too much to say here. Air hashes can be kind of boring. You can see from the picture that the clouds are getting lower, and it's raining a bit. I'm afraid I can't match anything from the picture to the satellite shot, except maybe a loop of that river.
 
I flew a heading to go around some of the weather, and when I turned back on course the XKCD waypoint was sitting there in front of me, just asking to be flown to. How could I deny it? Not too much to say here. Air hashes can be kind of boring. You can see from the picture that the clouds are getting lower, and it's raining a bit. I'm afraid I can't match anything from the picture to the satellite shot, except maybe a loop of that river.
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Image:2008-10-07 55-120.view.JPG|Rain, cloud, mist, and a geohash out there somewhere.
 
Image:2008-10-07 55-120.view.JPG|Rain, cloud, mist, and a geohash out there somewhere.
Image:2008-10-07 55-120.gps.JPG|Within the prescribed ten arc seconds of the dsignated point.
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Image:2008-10-07 55-120.JPG|Within the prescribed ten arc seconds of the dsignated point.
 
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Revision as of 02:41, 8 October 2008

Tue 7 Oct 2008 in 55,-120:
55.5568742, -120.4033689
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Set Up

After nailing the Nose Creek geohash, I reset the GPS to check out Dawson Creek, the next graticule northwest. It wasn't exactly in line with my track, and I was zig-zagging for weather anyway, so I ignored it for a while, the weather was closing in and I had to choose a good route.

Tue 7 Oct 2008 in 55,-120:
55.5568742, -120.4033689
geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox

Location

By a river in the middle of nowhere.

Participants

Just Robyn again

Expedition

I flew a heading to go around some of the weather, and when I turned back on course the XKCD waypoint was sitting there in front of me, just asking to be flown to. How could I deny it? Not too much to say here. Air hashes can be kind of boring. You can see from the picture that the clouds are getting lower, and it's raining a bit. I'm afraid I can't match anything from the picture to the satellite shot, except maybe a loop of that river.

It started snowing shortly after that, but I had put the camera away to focus on my job. I did reset the GPS for yet another try further northeast.