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== Location ==
 
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In a residential neighborhood across the freeway from Santa Ana MainPlace mall
  
 
== Participants ==
 
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[[User:St. Oopid|St. Oopid]] ([[User talk:St. Oopid|talk]])
  
 
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For a brief period, the following was included under Current Plans on the graticule page
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*''2014-07-12'' -- it's not in the ocean, it's not on a military base, it's not even too far into private property -- [[User:St. Oopid|St. Oopid]] ([[User talk:St. Oopid|talk]]) is going to try this Saturday 4pm puppy
  
 
== Expedition ==
 
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[[User:St. Oopid|St. Oopid]] ([[User talk:St. Oopid|talk]]): I arrived a little before 4:00pm (the drive was just suburban streets, nothing remarkable). The hashpoint itself was on the driveway of someone's home. As I got there, the gentleman who lived there was just getting out of his car, so I introduced myself and asked if people had been showing up at his house that day (he said No, so either I was the only person to make this hashpoint, or the rest of you are very sneaky ;-) ) I explained geohashing as a game kind of like a scavenger hunt; he asked if there was a prize, and seemed to think that "bragging rights on the internet" was a completely reasonable reward.
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As a sidenote, I am liking Geohash Droid -- it created this page for me, after all -- and on this trek it told me, explicitly "You Are Here (to within the ability of GPS to determine)", which was fun to see.
  
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Location

In a residential neighborhood across the freeway from Santa Ana MainPlace mall

Participants

St. Oopid (talk)

Plans

For a brief period, the following was included under Current Plans on the graticule page

  • 2014-07-12 -- it's not in the ocean, it's not on a military base, it's not even too far into private property -- St. Oopid (talk) is going to try this Saturday 4pm puppy

Expedition

St. Oopid (talk): I arrived a little before 4:00pm (the drive was just suburban streets, nothing remarkable). The hashpoint itself was on the driveway of someone's home. As I got there, the gentleman who lived there was just getting out of his car, so I introduced myself and asked if people had been showing up at his house that day (he said No, so either I was the only person to make this hashpoint, or the rest of you are very sneaky ;-) ) I explained geohashing as a game kind of like a scavenger hunt; he asked if there was a prize, and seemed to think that "bragging rights on the internet" was a completely reasonable reward.

As a sidenote, I am liking Geohash Droid -- it created this page for me, after all -- and on this trek it told me, explicitly "You Are Here (to within the ability of GPS to determine)", which was fun to see.


Photos

Achievements