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== Plans ==
 
== Plans ==

Revision as of 20:06, 30 June 2012

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Location

On the on-ramp from the A44 to A4 highway in the direction of Amsterdam, known as the Burgerveen triangle.

Participants

Palmpje, Murfie

Plans

Palmpje decided this would be a good day for his first Geohash. It would mean having to drive about 15km to the haspoint and then another 5km before before being able to turn back as this particular hashpoint is on a highway. Well, just a bit on the emergency strip but close enough to call it a succes given the few meters of inaccuracy. It would have to be early in the day however so sadly little chance to meet other geohashers.

Expedition

The hashpoint was reached by Palmpje around 9:05am, so much too early for a meetup wich would be dangerous at the location anyway. More later as the reason for being there early was that Palmpje had a very busy day ahead of him.

Given that Palmpje was able to enter this log, the Burgerveen Triangle appears to be a lot more benevolent than the Bermuda Triangle.

Tracklog

Photos

Achievements