2019-02-28 -70 -8

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Thu 28 Feb 2019 in -70,-8:
-70.7122242, -8.3138187
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Location

This Geohash is located 5.3 km south of Neumayer III.

Participants

  • The meteorologist
  • The radio operator

About

The meteorologist is DLichti's friend, mentionend in 2022-02-26 52 9. Usually a Ninja Geohasher, he made an exception for this expedition and provided the details and photos to Fippe.

Expedition

The two of us left the Neumayer station in the direction of Geohash. My colleague, the radio operator at the station, ran (to be precise: jogged) and I cross-country skied to the Geohash. Of course in a nice straight line. There are no roads to the south and no obstacles to overcome or circumvent.

At the Geohash, I wrote XKCD in the snow (see picture, unfortunately you can't see it very well, because of the heavy cloud cover the contrasts were bad). We didn't meet any other people. It was already after 16 o'clock when we arrived at Geohash, we must have been too late.

Photos

Ribbons

Frozen.png
The meteorologist and the radio operator earned the Frozen Geohash Achievement
by reaching the (-70, -8) geohash on 2019-02-28 while the temperature was below the freezing point of water.
2019-02-28 -70 -8 XKCD.jpg
Juggernaut968.png
The meteorologist and the radio operator earned the Juggernaut achievement
by reaching a geohash in a straight line (with a deviation of barely 1:∞) on 2019-02-28.
2019-02-28 -70 -8 Blick Richtung Neumayer.jpg
Graticule unlocked.png
The meteorologist and the radio operator earned the Graticule Unlocked Achievement
by being the first to reach any hashpoint in the (-70, -8) graticule, here, on 2019-02-28.