2011-05-30 53 -0
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Location
North east of Carlton-le-Moorland on Navenby Lane near Newark-on-Trent, Lincolnshire, UK.
| Mon 30 May 2011 in Hull: 53.1178768, -0.6393012 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Participants
Expedition
This was a perfect wet day, road hashpoint. The GPS receiver distance dropped right down to zero without even getting out of the car. The evidence photo shows one metre with the receiver propped up on the dashboard. After a most relaxing weekend with lots of curry and beer, I was returning home by a slower but shorter route to take in this point which was only three miles off the main road.
This was a failed speed racer opportunity. The lane was too narrow and curved to reach the legal speed limit.
This was my 50th successful expedition!
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Sourcerer earned the pentacontahash
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Image Gallery
Google Earth Path
The soggy wet hashpoint
The GPS receiver
Other geohashing expeditions on the same day
Expeditions and Plans
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| Washington (West), District of Columbia | Someone went | Between 12 and 1pm, we are going to the hashpoint in Frederick,_Maryland for this date, ... |
| Frederick, Maryland | Travis Low, Daughter | Midway between Leesburg and Purcellville, on State Route 77. |
| Cleveland, Ohio | Jschleappi, Teh Lauren | Some sort of corporate industrial park? Hash point is in the parking lot, ... |
| Surrey, British Columbia | Someone went | located in Langley. |
| Hull, United Kingdom | Sourcerer | North east of Carlton-le-Moorland on Navenby Lane near Newark-on-Trent, Lin... |
