Difference between revisions of "2008-10-29 49 8"
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| − | Today's hashpoint is located about 400 m South of Heidelberg's tourist-attracting ''Hauptstraße''. It is the third hashpoint to fall within Heidelberg city limits in just one week, all within a radius of less than 3 km (see also [[2008-10-26 49 8]] and [[2008-10-22 49 8]]). | + | Today's hashpoint is located about 400 m South of Heidelberg's tourist-attracting ''Hauptstraße''. It is the third hashpoint to fall within Heidelberg city limits in just one week, all within a radius of less than 3 km (see also [[2008-10-26 49 8]] and [[2008-10-22 49 8]]). Chances of this happening are less than 1:500000 for this graticule. |
== Expedition== | == Expedition== | ||
===[[User:ilpadre|ilpadre]]=== | ===[[User:ilpadre|ilpadre]]=== | ||
Planning: Chances are this will even be a [[Déjà Vu Geohash]] for me. Judging from Google Earth, there is a footpath next to the hashpoint. It won't be too hard to locate and reach. | Planning: Chances are this will even be a [[Déjà Vu Geohash]] for me. Judging from Google Earth, there is a footpath next to the hashpoint. It won't be too hard to locate and reach. | ||
Revision as of 14:43, 28 October 2008
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Location
Today's hashpoint is located about 400 m South of Heidelberg's tourist-attracting Hauptstraße. It is the third hashpoint to fall within Heidelberg city limits in just one week, all within a radius of less than 3 km (see also 2008-10-26 49 8 and 2008-10-22 49 8). Chances of this happening are less than 1:500000 for this graticule.
Expedition
ilpadre
Planning: Chances are this will even be a Déjà Vu Geohash for me. Judging from Google Earth, there is a footpath next to the hashpoint. It won't be too hard to locate and reach.
