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| − | + | Today's hash landed in a farmer's field north of Whitby, ON north of Highway 7. | |
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| − | + | === [[User:Splitdipless|Splitdipless]] === | |
| + | Not exactly on the way to where I was going, and being in a farm field usually means running into a fence, but I had to get back on the geohashing horse, so to speak. | ||
| − | + | Setting out from work in 'Em,' I stopped on the shoulder reasonably close to the point. Walking along the shoulder, not only was I confronted by a rather dangerous looking fence, but also several guard cows. No attempt was made to ask the ower to enter the field due to the viscious bovine threat, and schedule committments. | |
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| + | Image:2009-10-06 43 -79 A.JPG | An udder threat to my life. | ||
| + | Image:2009-10-06 43 -79 B.JPG | Farm house and 'Em' in distance. | ||
| + | Image:2009-10-06 43 -79 C.JPG | 51 m too far. | ||
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Revision as of 13:38, 7 October 2009
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Contents
Location
Today's hash landed in a farmer's field north of Whitby, ON north of Highway 7.
Expedition
Splitdipless
Not exactly on the way to where I was going, and being in a farm field usually means running into a fence, but I had to get back on the geohashing horse, so to speak.
Setting out from work in 'Em,' I stopped on the shoulder reasonably close to the point. Walking along the shoulder, not only was I confronted by a rather dangerous looking fence, but also several guard cows. No attempt was made to ask the ower to enter the field due to the viscious bovine threat, and schedule committments.
Photos
An udder threat to my life.
Farm house and 'Em' in distance.
51 m too far.
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