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==Location== | ==Location== | ||
| − | + | The hash was near a railroad beyond a residential street near Elk Grove, CA. It required going off the paved road, with no lighting at the hashpoint because of the hour (2030h or so). No one was there except lots of crickets. A couple times, people drove into the street nearby, but it looks like they had made wrong turns. | |
==Planning== | ==Planning== | ||
| − | + | A meetup was attempted, but only the organizer arrived. | |
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| + | ==SO RONERY== | ||
| + | With the moon, crickets and several feral cats as my only companions, I waited for a few minutes at the hash point for someone to join me or somehow message me that they were going to join me. I received no indication that anyone was going to come, which was not surprising considering the hour. I did not bother taking pictures because my cell phone would have been totally black anyway, and Google Maps can tell you what you need to know about the point. | ||
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| + | I imagine Geohashing with other people is incredibly fun. When you are alone on a hashing trip, however, you never feel more so. You start to consider why this point in the world is so important, and you realize that, without others to share in your geekdom, you are just some guy in the middle of nowhere wondering why no one is here with you. | ||
==Attendees:== | ==Attendees:== | ||
| − | The following hashers | + | The following hashers hashed this hash:<br /> |
[[User:Nuclearbastard|Nuclearbastard]] | [[User:Nuclearbastard|Nuclearbastard]] | ||
| + | ==Pictures== | ||
| + | Didn't bother. | ||
| − | [[Category:Expedition | + | [[Category:Expedition]] |
| + | [[Category:Coordinates reached]] | ||
Revision as of 17:49, 13 August 2008
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Location
The hash was near a railroad beyond a residential street near Elk Grove, CA. It required going off the paved road, with no lighting at the hashpoint because of the hour (2030h or so). No one was there except lots of crickets. A couple times, people drove into the street nearby, but it looks like they had made wrong turns.
Planning
A meetup was attempted, but only the organizer arrived.
SO RONERY
With the moon, crickets and several feral cats as my only companions, I waited for a few minutes at the hash point for someone to join me or somehow message me that they were going to join me. I received no indication that anyone was going to come, which was not surprising considering the hour. I did not bother taking pictures because my cell phone would have been totally black anyway, and Google Maps can tell you what you need to know about the point.
I imagine Geohashing with other people is incredibly fun. When you are alone on a hashing trip, however, you never feel more so. You start to consider why this point in the world is so important, and you realize that, without others to share in your geekdom, you are just some guy in the middle of nowhere wondering why no one is here with you.
Attendees:
The following hashers hashed this hash:
Nuclearbastard
Pictures
Didn't bother.
