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Revision as of 13:42, 22 December 2023
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Location
This Geohash is located next to a stream in Gravenhorst.
Participants
Consecutive Geohash
This expedition is the first in a 89-day 112-expedition streak. 109 of those expeditions were successful, at least one for each day, allowing me to claim the longest Consecutive Geohash to date. --Fippe (talk) 18:10, 28 November 2023 (UTC)
Expedition
In the evening, I took the train to Hörstel and walked the rest of the distance.
The coordinates were next to a stream, and I initially approached from the southern end. While I got within GPS accuracy, I never seemed to be able to get closer than six meters. As the width of the stream was less than that, I wanted to try from the northern side.
Luckily, a small bridge consisting of a single steel beam was nearby. Once on the correct bank of the stream, I was able to zero in.
After recording proof, I walked to the station in Ibbenbüren-Esch and took the train back home.
Photos
Crossing the stream
Proof
The Geohash
The site of the Geohash
Surroundings
Tracklog
Ribbons
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Fippe earned the Land geohash achievement
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Fippe earned the Last man standing achievement
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