Brighton, United Kingdom

The Brighton graticule covers the part of the United Kingdom (UK) from 50° to 51° latitude, and from -1° to -0° longitude. It includes the towns of Chichester, Bognor Regis and many other places along the South coast. Unfortunately, only about 20% of this graticule is land, so most of the hash locations are in the sea; in this case the local custom for Saturday meetups is to get to the coast, as near to the hashpoint as possible.

Planned expeditions

Please post your plans here.

Successful expeditions

2017

All geohashers are cordially invited to the 10^th anniversary 2018 geohashing day meetup in the Cambridge UK graticule.

21 May 2018 (Mon): An excellent celebration of Geohashing Day will take place at 4pm local time at a place yet to be determined.
26 May 2018 (Sat): is Mouse Over Day and might be more convenient so the invitation applies to this day too.

2016

2015

2015-01-19 50 -0 Sourcerer visited the deep-frozen hashpoint on common heath-land north of North Chailey, East Sussex, UK. 2 of 7 today.

2012

2012-11-04: Haberdasher checks out a random alley in Chichester.

2010

2010-08-08 50 -0 - davidc visits a field in Southbourne for his hashiversary.

2009

2009-12-16 50 -0 - davidc did a quick drive-by and then reflected himself across the Prime Meridian
2009-09-18 50 -0 - Macronencer and drag-along Nodders visited a geohash on the South Downs for the evening.
2009-07-22 50 -0 - Macronencer visited Pagham Road near Bognor Regis

2008

2008-06-28 50 -0 - Rinioth and Mat individually tried to get as near as possible to a geohash 10 miles into the sea!
2008-06-27 50 -0 - GoldElite and drag-along James almost met up with Mat somewhere near Falmer train station.
2008-06-18 50 -0 - Posis got within 40km of a geohash out in the sea and left a message in the sand.

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