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Revision as of 18:06, 16 August 2019
| Sat 27 Jul 2019 in 42,-83: 42.6005450, -83.8421550 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
Just off a dirt road nearby Howell, close to someone's backyard.
Participants
Plans
I planned on parking as close to the hashpoint as I could, probably in the little pulloff on the side of the road right by the path you can see on Google Maps. I knew I probably couldn't get the actual hashpoint itself (that would be invading a little too much on someone's personal space) but I hoped I could get close enough to call it a success (in my opinion, within ten meters is a successful expedition).
Expedition
It worked just about as I planned! I parked in the pulloff and went off on the short walk through the field. I immediately saw that it would indeed be impossible to stand on the hashpoint itself, but I was able to get close enough to call it a successful expedition.
Photos
As close to the hashpoint as I could get. The actual point is probably within this picture just a little further down the trail.
Proof
