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Location

Jena

Participants

Expedition

During the last few weeks many hashpoints have been sent to Jena. Unfortunately I was unable to attend every time it happened. Others may say, I had lame excuses. But whatever it was in the past, today I was able to participate in this very ambitious expedition. We met at Jujas home, from were we had to overcome a distance of about 700 meters.

Juja invited a friend (Sorry, I forgot your name. You may insert it yourself.) to join us and see, how a typical geohash expedition works. After a relaxed walk through the streets of Jena we arrived 10 minutes later at our target. To make the expedition more authentic we left the main street one crossing too soon and had to accept a detour of 100 meters. With clean shoes and (almost) dry clothes we arrived at the point without gazing any plant.

Here the most exciting question of the day was answered. Will the point be located on public or private ground? Thanks to the clouds above us the GPS drifting was that large, that there was no need to explain unknown people the secrets of geohashing. So we took some photos and went home.

That is, how geohashing works, very easy, wasn’t it? I hope today’s promotion tour resulted in a new geohashing member and Juja has one more option for sending people into the wilderness when the next point is “to close to miss”. And there will be such a point..., soon...


Photos