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Today's geohash was almost directly on a public footpath running through a field in Guilden Morden, just southwest of Cambridge. [[User:Benjw|Benjw]] visited during the afternoon.  Full report to follow.
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Today's geohash was almost directly on a public footpath running through a field in Guilden Morden, just southwest of Cambridge. [[User:Benjw|Benjw]] visited during the afternoon, after workThe first part of the Double Geohash expedition is [[2009-03-11 52 0|here]].
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== Expedition ==
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=== [[User:Benjw|Benjw]] ===
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Starting out from the hashpoint in the Cambridge graticule, it didn't take me very long to get to Guilden Morden village, where the Northampton graticule's hashpoint was located.  The two GPS photos ([[:Image:2009-03-11 52 0 gps.jpg|here]] and [[:Image:2009-03-11 52 -0 gps.jpg|here]]) show that I took 54 minutes to get from one hashpoint to the other (it could have been much quicker if it had occurred to me to rush).  I wonder if that is a 'speed record' from hashpoint to hashpoint?
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The hashpoint was in a field of cabbages, but was only just off a public footpath.  The field had been planted all over, but the public right-of-way through the field was identified with white marker flags.  Happily, the cabbages were big enough that I could easily step between them, rather than on them, so no cabbages were harmed in the making of this hash.
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I took a few more photos of this pretty village, and headed home.
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== Shiny ribbons earned ==
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{{land geohash
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    | latitude = 52
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    | longitude = -0
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    | date = 2009-03-11
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    | name = [[User:Benjw|Benjw]]
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    | image = 2009-03-11 52 -0 footpath.jpg
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}}
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{{Multihash2 | count = 2 | date = 2009-03-11 | name = [[User:Benjw|Benjw]] }}
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== Photographic documentation ==
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<gallery>
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Image:2009-03-11 52 -0 pub.jpg|Sadly the pub was closed.
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Image:2009-03-11 52 -0 silver street.jpg|A nice residential street leading to the hash.
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Image:2009-03-11 52 -0 flowers.jpg|Pretty spring flowers.
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Image:2009-03-11 52 -0 village.jpg|Guilden Morden village, from the footpath.
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Image:2009-03-11 52 -0 footpath.jpg|The right-of-way was marked through the field.
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Image:2009-03-11 52 -0 gps.jpg|Proof of hash.
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Image:2009-03-11 52 -0 ben.jpg|Ben in a field of cabbages.
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Image:2009-03-11 52 -0 horses.jpg|Geohorses in the next field.
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Image:2009-03-11 52 -0 clouds.jpg|The sun shining through the clouds.
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</gallery>
  
 
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Revision as of 22:41, 14 March 2009

Wed 11 Mar 2009 in Northampton:
52.0756037, -0.1407393
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Today's geohash was almost directly on a public footpath running through a field in Guilden Morden, just southwest of Cambridge. Benjw visited during the afternoon, after work. The first part of the Double Geohash expedition is here.

Expedition

Benjw

Starting out from the hashpoint in the Cambridge graticule, it didn't take me very long to get to Guilden Morden village, where the Northampton graticule's hashpoint was located. The two GPS photos (here and here) show that I took 54 minutes to get from one hashpoint to the other (it could have been much quicker if it had occurred to me to rush). I wonder if that is a 'speed record' from hashpoint to hashpoint?

The hashpoint was in a field of cabbages, but was only just off a public footpath. The field had been planted all over, but the public right-of-way through the field was identified with white marker flags. Happily, the cabbages were big enough that I could easily step between them, rather than on them, so no cabbages were harmed in the making of this hash.

I took a few more photos of this pretty village, and headed home.

Shiny ribbons earned

Landgeohash.png
Benjw earned the Land geohash achievement
by reaching the (52, -0) geohash on 2009-03-11.
2009-03-11 52 -0 footpath.jpg
Multihash.png
Benjw earned the Multihash Achievement
by reaching 2 hash points on 2009-03-11. It's a Double Hash.

Photographic documentation