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This doesn't really qualify as a Geohash; no GPS, no camera, and [[User:Ben|Ben]] arrived at the site a full day early. Nonetheless, a bit of exploration was accomplished, so it may as well be noted. | This doesn't really qualify as a Geohash; no GPS, no camera, and [[User:Ben|Ben]] arrived at the site a full day early. Nonetheless, a bit of exploration was accomplished, so it may as well be noted. | ||
| − | The site was reached by bicycle around 1600 local time on 13 December. The school, a K-6 christian school, was closed for the day. When I saw the facade, I really wished I had a camera; the tackiness of | + | The site was reached by bicycle around 1600 local time on 13 December. The school, a K-6 christian school, was closed for the day. When I saw the facade, I really wished I had a camera; the tackiness of modern SoCal religious architecture will never cease to amaze me. Still, I was comforted to know that "Jesus Loves Me", as the large, brightly colored lettering affixed to the top of the structure assured me. |
I briefly considered awarding myself the [[Holy Hash]] achievement, but I really don't think that the property deserves the designation. | I briefly considered awarding myself the [[Holy Hash]] achievement, but I really don't think that the property deserves the designation. | ||
Revision as of 04:54, 14 December 2008
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The site is located in Pomona, CA, in the parking lot of the Charisma Christian Academy.
The Geohash
This doesn't really qualify as a Geohash; no GPS, no camera, and Ben arrived at the site a full day early. Nonetheless, a bit of exploration was accomplished, so it may as well be noted.
The site was reached by bicycle around 1600 local time on 13 December. The school, a K-6 christian school, was closed for the day. When I saw the facade, I really wished I had a camera; the tackiness of modern SoCal religious architecture will never cease to amaze me. Still, I was comforted to know that "Jesus Loves Me", as the large, brightly colored lettering affixed to the top of the structure assured me.
I briefly considered awarding myself the Holy Hash achievement, but I really don't think that the property deserves the designation.
