2013-04-28 47 11
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Location
In the middle of the village Thaur, opposite to the priest's office. Seems to be some kind of field, might be private ground.
Participants
on our very first hash.
Plans
We plan to go there by bike from Innsbruck, reaching the hash point at about 2pm. We will continue to Hall and then back to Innsbruck along the Inn.
The hash point should not be too hard to reach, except if it is private ground fiercely defended by locals.
Expedition
- Here we go... beautiful day! -- LeslieHapablap (talk) 13:26, 28 April 2013 (CET)
- We reached the coordinates. This was way too easy, but a nice first hash. -- LeslieHapablap (talk) @47.2959,11.4717 14:04, 28 April 2013 (CET)
This hash was located just a few hundred meters off from one of our usual biking routes. The expedition was pretty uneventful, but fun nevertheless. On our way back we made a small detour to find a hashcat, and we did!
Tracklog
Photos
Our newly declared hashcot Waltraud learning about geohashing.
Nice location for a geohash.
Proof we were there.
Obligatory stupid grin.
Another one with hashcot.
We left a marker.
You're a hashcat!
