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== Location == | == Location == | ||
| − | Adjacent to a baseball diamond in Coquitlam. | + | Adjacent to a baseball diamond in Coquitlam. In Google satellite view there was construction next door so it was a but of an adventure, however Juventas had correctly deduced that the construction was a park expansion, meaning that it was a spot almost literally made for geohashing. |
| − | In Google satellite view there | + | |
== Participants == | == Participants == | ||
| − | *[[user:Robyn|Robyn]] | + | * four more people whose chosen internet names I don't know |
| − | *[[user: | + | *[[User:Osmie|Osmie]] |
| + | *[[user:Rhonda|Rhonda]] | ||
| + | *[[user:Xore|Xore]] | ||
| + | *[[user:Robyn|Robyn]] | ||
| + | *[[user:Wade|Wade]] | ||
| + | * Dagny - Wade & Robyn's dragalong | ||
== Plans == | == Plans == | ||
| − | + | The geohash was so gloriously simple, in a real public park on a sunny day that the only plan posted was ... | |
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4PM, of course! | 4PM, of course! | ||
== Expedition == | == Expedition == | ||
| − | + | ===Robyn, Wade & Dagny=== | |
| − | + | We have little to report beyond a pleasant Easter drive along the Barnett Highway to the park. We knew Rhonda and Xore would be there, so we looked for them as we walked along a park path towards the site. Eighteen metres away, a child sprang out and informed us that "if you're looking for something that's in the bushes, it's up there," pointing up a slope beside the path. We looked and then in the next pace we came face to face with a stranger who asked us if we were geohashing. It turned out to be no stranger to geohashing, but rather Osmie, who created many of the original graticule pages for our province, but this is the first geohash she has managed to reach. As soon as that introduction was complete, we found the rest of the group. | |
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| + | ===Together=== | ||
| + | There were all together ten people, including two children, plus three hashcots, two chocolate cakes, three or four picnic blankets, a Twister set and lots of happy chatter. That, my friends, is how geohashing was meant to be. | ||
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Revision as of 02:27, 24 April 2011
| Sat 23 Apr 2011 in 49,-122: 49.2925429, -122.7866347 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
Adjacent to a baseball diamond in Coquitlam. In Google satellite view there was construction next door so it was a but of an adventure, however Juventas had correctly deduced that the construction was a park expansion, meaning that it was a spot almost literally made for geohashing.
Participants
- four more people whose chosen internet names I don't know
- Osmie
- Rhonda
- Xore
- Robyn
- Wade
- Dagny - Wade & Robyn's dragalong
Plans
The geohash was so gloriously simple, in a real public park on a sunny day that the only plan posted was ...
4PM, of course!
Expedition
Robyn, Wade & Dagny
We have little to report beyond a pleasant Easter drive along the Barnett Highway to the park. We knew Rhonda and Xore would be there, so we looked for them as we walked along a park path towards the site. Eighteen metres away, a child sprang out and informed us that "if you're looking for something that's in the bushes, it's up there," pointing up a slope beside the path. We looked and then in the next pace we came face to face with a stranger who asked us if we were geohashing. It turned out to be no stranger to geohashing, but rather Osmie, who created many of the original graticule pages for our province, but this is the first geohash she has managed to reach. As soon as that introduction was complete, we found the rest of the group.
Together
There were all together ten people, including two children, plus three hashcots, two chocolate cakes, three or four picnic blankets, a Twister set and lots of happy chatter. That, my friends, is how geohashing was meant to be.
