2014-12-08 49 8
| Mon 8 Dec 2014 in 49,8: 49.0385424, 8.4511426 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
A few meters from two small lakes, called the Jägerhausseen. The lakes are located in a partial locality of Karlsruhe.
Participants
Plans
Meeting up with a lot of people RecentlyChanged (talk) invited to the place. He will bring some Glühwein (mulled wine)! Hopefully someone will be motivated to show up (at around 8 p.m).
- Invited the Ingress Community of the area, tuned to see who will join.
Chemluth is interested, but would have to drive one hour from Mosbach. Update: Chemluth will atempt this hash. I will bring some Flachswickel and Schnitzbrot.
DODO wants to come. I try to convince my wife to come with me (maybe Glühwein could persuade her). I feel ill today, so I'm not 100% sure I can make it, but I'll do my very best.
Expedition
- Deviated a bit from my usual way to the Campus Nord. My first geohash. Maybe I'll return later today at about 11 pm. Nor sure what proof is needed, I might add something later. Posting from smartphone. -- Elimik31 (talk) @49.0385,8.4511 06:31, 8 December 2014 (EST)
- Awesome, congratulations! A screenshot of your smartphone and a selfie from you at the hashpoint would be awesome. But you did already a better job with your proof then I did the first time. Hope to hear more from you! - RecentlyChanged (talk) 06:36, 8 December 2014 (EST)
As seen by RC:
I came home at around 7 pm, 'borrowed' some milk from my flatmate (hey, I asked!) ate very quick while heating the wrong stoveplate, so instead of heating the Glühwein I reheated the water from something the other flatmate luckily already took out. Then I quickly made my way to the Hash.
On my way, my mother called me and because of already low battery and the really fresh weather outside (frozen Hash, yeah!) the battery died the instant I hung up. Damn, I will never learn it. Luckily I was able to turn it back on after some reheating and found my way to the Hash.
Hey, someone's already there, taking badass photos. "Hi", "Uhmmm, hi?!", "You're a hasher, right?", "What?", "Uhm, don't mind, I'm looking for some guys, you've seen them?" *Getting uncomfortable* "No", "Hmm, don't mind. Wanna join, it's a strange game, where we have to go right behind that trees." "Uh sorry, I have to go! Over there's a friend of mine!" (There really was).
Ok the next time I will be more carefull. There's another person... *being carefull, looking slightly at the person*. Yes, it is DODO, yeah. We're both a little bit late, so no problem, now we just have to look for Chemluth. "HEEEELLLOOOOO" "hhh.. eell.. ooo". Long story short: we found them. Them? Yes, there was really another hasher! A newbie, not introduced by Chemluth as I first thought, but lured by my awesome mail I've send to every physicists at my university (at least two I've got, I think that's not bad)
Next thing I did: looking for people to join, but the nice pair of dog owners was gone, instead I found some creepy russians. I still started a conversation, but gave up really fast (Hi, What do you want?, Sorry thought you are someone else, bye). Then I got back to the other hashers and we shared our goods. Then we made a quick game of 'asshole' ( that's the direct translation, I didn't even try to google it), it is a card game as you can see below.
Finally we got our things back into our backs and went our way. I tried to make a tron out of it, but the area was really tron-unfriendly, so I gave up quickly and decided to ride back together with [insert new hasher name].
The End.
Tracklog
Photos
Not at the exact coordinates, which are at a steep angle and spiky, but nearby. I was also at the exact place, as should seen on the screenshot. @49.0386,8.4513
Playing cards in the cold
DODO, [newhasher] and Chemluth
Proof by RC
