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Location

Participants

Plans

Close to home, perhaps i a reachable area. Try to get get there.

Expedition

When I arrived near Stehag I realized that it was not in the forest I believed it would be, but in another unknown part of Stehag. I parked the car as close as possible to the geohash location (a nice parking area) and started to take the walkt to what I believed to be the nearest point. Unluckily I found the passage nearer the geohash to be impossible to jump over, a rather deep stream with a barbed fence stopped me. I thought of different ways to cross the stream but had to turn back the 650 meters to get closer to my starting point. Back there I did see some tracks in the nearest grass which made me take another route back through the forest. Id seemed like some dog owners must have been taken this route before because there as a small track inside the forest which I traced with my GPS, which would later be added to OpenStreetMap. I followed the track and found a older part of the forest which had been transferred to a something like a eco-forest trust. The forest had a sign which meant it would not be changed or harvested the next 50 years. The owner would get some small money from the government to keep it forest as it had always been for the next 50 years. It was the first time I did see such a sign, even if I had heard about it from the radio. I got nearer the geohash but took a route along the track the get the full trace before visiting the geohash. The geohash was close to the track, and some photos was taken before I tried to make the full route for OpenStreetMap. After all I had walked about 3,2 kilometers before returning to the car and took off home.

Photos

Proof

Achievements

Llavids earned the Land geohash achievement

by reaching the (55, 13) geohash on 2012-12-16.

Llavids earned the OpenStreetMap achievement

by contributing to OpenStreetMap based on their expedition to the (55, 13) geohash on 2012-12-16.

Other Geohashing Expeditions and Plans on This Day

Expeditions and Plans

2012-12-16
Carrabelle, Florida	Geoff, Erica	Off Alligator Drive. Take I-10 west, head to the Valdosta graticule first, ...
Atlanta, Georgia	NWoodruff	On the edge of the street in Sandy Springs.
Zürich, Switzerland	Someone went	Forest o.O, crazy thing!!
Pforzheim, Germany	Someone went	Forest
Norwich, United Kingdom	Sourcerer	A small photovoltaic farm at Trimingham very close to the north east Norfol...
Malmö, Sweden	Llavids	Stehag, Eslöv, Skåne, Sweden.

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 == Expedition ==
-When I arrived near Stehag I realized that it was not in the forest I believed it would be, but in another unknown part of Stehag. I parked the car as close as possible to the geohash location (a nice parking area) and started to take the walkt to what I believed to be the nearest point. Unluckily I found the passage nearer the geohash to be impossible to jump over, a rather deep stream with a barbed fence stopped me. I thought of different ways to cross the stream but had to turn back the 650 meters to get closer to my starting point. Back there I did see some tracks in the nearest grass which made me take another route back through the forest. Id seemed like some dog owners must have been taken this route before because there as a small track inside the forest which I traced with my GPS, which would later be added to OpenStreetMap. I followed the track and fonud a older part of the forest which had been transferred to a eco-forest trust. The forest had a sign which meant it would not be changed or harvested the next 50 years. The owner would get some small money from the government to keep it forest as it had always been for the next 50 years. It was the first time I did see such a sign, even if I had heard about it from the radio. I got nearer the geohash but took a route along the track the get the full trace before visiting the geohash. The geohas was close to the track, and some photos was taken before I tried to make the full route for OpenStreetMap. After all I had walked about 3,2 kilometers before returning to the car and took off home.
+When I arrived near Stehag I realized that it was not in the forest I believed it would be, but in another unknown part of Stehag. I parked the car as close as possible to the geohash location (a nice parking area) and started to take the walkt to what I believed to be the nearest point. Unluckily I found the passage nearer the geohash to be impossible to jump over, a rather deep stream with a barbed fence stopped me. I thought of different ways to cross the stream but had to turn back the 650 meters to get closer to my starting point. Back there I did see some tracks in the nearest grass which made me take another route back through the forest. Id seemed like some dog owners must have been taken this route before because there as a small track inside the forest which I traced with my GPS, which would later be added to OpenStreetMap. I followed the track and found a older part of the forest which had been transferred to a something like a eco-forest trust. The forest had a sign which meant it would not be changed or harvested the next 50 years. The owner would get some small money from the government to keep it forest as it had always been for the next 50 years. It was the first time I did see such a sign, even if I had heard about it from the radio. I got nearer the geohash but took a route along the track the get the full trace before visiting the geohash. The geohash was close to the track, and some photos was taken before I tried to make the full route for OpenStreetMap. After all I had walked about 3,2 kilometers before returning to the car and took off home.
 == Photos ==


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