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[[User:kimble|Kim]] noticed the hash location was close to one of her regular cycling routes south from Birmingham.
 
[[User:kimble|Kim]] noticed the hash location was close to one of her regular cycling routes south from Birmingham.
 
I set off on a slightly more direct route than usual, in an attempt to arrive at the hash while there was still a decent amount of daylight.  The public footpath was easily reached by bike.  I then continued down the path on foot, lifting the bike over a style to reach the hash location.  Uneven ground, nettles, brambles and a heavy bike made reaching the exact location tricky, but I successfully located the hashpoint without any nettle or p*nct*re incidents.
 
I set off on a slightly more direct route than usual, in an attempt to arrive at the hash while there was still a decent amount of daylight.  The public footpath was easily reached by bike.  I then continued down the path on foot, lifting the bike over a style to reach the hash location.  Uneven ground, nettles, brambles and a heavy bike made reaching the exact location tricky, but I successfully located the hashpoint without any nettle or p*nct*re incidents.
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== Photos ==
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Image:20091102021.jpg | Bike at the hashpoint
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Image:20091102019.jpg | GPS coordinates
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Image:20091102023.jpg | Me at the point
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Revision as of 19:31, 2 November 2009

Mon 2 Nov 2009 in 52,-1:
52.3487473, -1.9826228
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Location

Birmingham, United Kingdom (52, -1) graticule. Just off a public footpath west of Alvechurch.

Participants

Kim

Expedition

Kim noticed the hash location was close to one of her regular cycling routes south from Birmingham. I set off on a slightly more direct route than usual, in an attempt to arrive at the hash while there was still a decent amount of daylight. The public footpath was easily reached by bike. I then continued down the path on foot, lifting the bike over a style to reach the hash location. Uneven ground, nettles, brambles and a heavy bike made reaching the exact location tricky, but I successfully located the hashpoint without any nettle or p*nct*re incidents.


Photos