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As the cruise ship ''Oosterdam'' made its way south down the British Columbia coast in a Force 10 Gale, one passenger stayed up late into the night watching his GPS. The great ship seemed to be heading directly towards the hashpoint! And then, a little less so. And then, eventually, quite a bit less so. The hashpoint passed by 1.72 miles to starboard. The passenger went to bed. | As the cruise ship ''Oosterdam'' made its way south down the British Columbia coast in a Force 10 Gale, one passenger stayed up late into the night watching his GPS. The great ship seemed to be heading directly towards the hashpoint! And then, a little less so. And then, eventually, quite a bit less so. The hashpoint passed by 1.72 miles to starboard. The passenger went to bed. | ||
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Revision as of 02:40, 17 June 2010
Fri 11 Jun 2010 in 52,-129: 52.3019754, -129.8102425 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
In Queen Charlotte Sound, British Columbia.
Participants
Expedition
As the cruise ship Oosterdam made its way south down the British Columbia coast in a Force 10 Gale, one passenger stayed up late into the night watching his GPS. The great ship seemed to be heading directly towards the hashpoint! And then, a little less so. And then, eventually, quite a bit less so. The hashpoint passed by 1.72 miles to starboard. The passenger went to bed.