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Revision as of 09:31, 21 September 2014
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Location
Near Strmec Bukevski, a small village with 390 inhabitants, that live in 114 households. The population density is 67,01 pop./km². Total area of the village is 5,82 km². It is located in geographical region of Turopolje and administratively it is part of Velika Gorica city.
Participants
Expedition
Today I managed to go on my first geohashing expedition. For a few weeks I have been checking my four nearby graticules each day to see if there is any doable hashpoint for me to visit. Today this hashpoint appeared on my maps, so I went to visit it.
This hashpoint is 11.95 kilometers from my home (as the crow flies). I took this expedition with my car. I took D31 road to Crnkovec and then took local road to Strmec Bukevski. Just before entering Strmec Bukevski I turned left on a dirt road that took me some 90 meters from this hashpoint.
The hashpoint was located on middle of a meadow. There were some traces from some kind of vehicle on the meadow and they led almost directly towards hashpoint. I left my car on the middle of dirt road and proceed towards hashpoint on foot. Grass was quite wet from all the rain these days. I managed to get right to the ground zero and was quite happy I scored my first hashpoint. I took some pictures from the hashpoint and marked hashpoint with my jacket and took pictures of hashpoint as well.
I notice some locals some 200 meters ahead but didn't paid attention to them. Went back to car and started driving again. Then I noticed one of locals on his four-wheeler quad is driving after me. Since I had to turn my car on dirt road he catch-up with me, so I opened my car window. He was friendly but asked if I was seeking someone. I explained him the concept of geohashing game and he was satisfied with the explanation, so we exchanged greetings and split in peace and mutual understanding.
As I drove away from my first hashpoint, it started to rain again, quite heavy. It was a nice geohashing expedition and I hope one of nearby graticules will have some doable hashpoints soon.
Tracklog
Expedition tracklog
Photos
View from hashpoint towards north-east
View from hashpoint towards north-west
View from hashpoint towards south-west
View from hashpoint towards south-east
Actual hashpoint marked with my jacket
Closer look at actual hashpoint
View towards hashpoint from nearby dirt road
hashpoint surrounding viewed from dirt road
Dirt road that leads near hashpoint
Dirt road that leads near hashpoint
