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| − | Today I went on my first ever Geohashing expedition. | + | Today I ([[User:NathanielBryceson]]) went on my first ever Geohashing expedition, went with his 4x great grandson, [[User:Saxbophone]]. |
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Location
Today I (User:NathanielBryceson) went on my first ever Geohashing expedition, went with his 4x great grandson, User:Saxbophone. It was in the Bristol, United Kingdom graticule.
Participants
Plans
We went a day early to check out the location and whether it was accessible. But we recorded it anyway.
Expedition
We realised the location was in the middle of a field! We wondered if we could access via a nearby Blacksmiths business but it was closed. We then discovered a foot path ran behind the field. It was a glorious walk to the field. We passed horses, sheep and forest. We discovered the pathway passed into the field and we were able to get quite close. A deer leaped out from near the location: what a lovely site. We then took a lovely walk back to the car. We drove to a spot of interest nearby: the source of the River Avon. What a wonderful introduction to the world of Geohashing. It was well worth the time travel from the 1840s.
Tracklog
This will kindly be provided by User:Saxbophone who had an interesting device called a GPS receiver with him: Such modern fangled technology these days.
Photos
My First Geohash
Achievements
