Difference between revisions of "2009-12-18 33 -84"

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Graticule

About

Almost in a parking lot of a golf course near River Hills Georgia.

Expedition

LuxMundi

I took a long lunch and took the kids to see SCUBA Santa at the GA Aquarium. Swimming must be very good for Santa, as he appeared to have lost a ton of weight!

This hash seemed like a cinch (so easy even a Slacker™ could do it), so after lunch, I braved the near-flooding conditions to reach the coordinates, which were a few meters off a parking lot for a municipal golf course. I tried to come up with a good marker for the hash, but it was raining to hard to do much, SORRY!!!

NWoodruff

AAARRRRRRRRGggggggggg!!!!!

I have a travel bag that I put my eTrex GPS, Camera, extra memory cards, my data cable for the eTrex and my flashlight in. I left my office about 5:30 heading for the Geohash spot.

With it raining heavily I knew traffic was going to be real bad. I passed 2 wrecks on I-75 as I made my way into Atlanta. I then inched my way onto I-20 heading east. I follow the Google directions to the hash spot.

I make it to the hash spot about 6:45 and I park in the parking lot instead of the side of the road. I walk back about 70 feet or so until the eTrex is pointing directly into the woods. With it very dark, I walk into the woods with the ground very wet. I find the hash spot with 2.42 feet to go.

I reach in my travel bag for my camera and it isn't there. AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH! I had left my camera on my computer in my office. I had taken the camera out to upload yesterday's pictures of my expedition and was so busy today that I didn't get a chance. I forgot to grab my camera on the way out of work.

I used the flash light to look for any type of marker that LuxMundi might have left and I didn't see one at the hash spot. I walked back out to the road and looked for some type of mark there. It was raining far to hard for a chalk mark to be left.

I walked back to my truck just to make sure that I didn't leave my camera in the truck. No luck.

I have the the Tracklog should anyone question today's Geohash.

I didn't wait around any knowing that it was probably going to take me an hour to make it back North to Norcross and also since I knew that LuxMundi had already made it to the hash spot today. That makes him no longer a Slacker!

I then made my way back to Norcross.

Gallery

Sugar Creek Golf Course... only the truly dedicated and the certifiably insane were out playing today.
Me with a Stupid Grin™.
This proves I was at least in the general vicinity.

NWoodruff earned the Consecutive geohash achievement

by reaching 8 consecutive hash points starting on 2009-12-11.

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 {{meetup graticule
-| map=<map lat="33" lon="-84" date="2009-12-17" />
 | lat=33
 | lon=-84
-| date=2009-12-17
+| date=2009-12-18
 | graticule_name=Atlanta
 | graticule_link=Atlanta, Georgia
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 === [[User:LuxMundi|LuxMundi]] ===
-hashed today.
+I took a long lunch and took the kids to see SCUBA Santa at the GA Aquarium.  Swimming must be very good for Santa, as he appeared to have lost a ton of weight!
+This hash seemed like a cinch (so easy even a Slacker&trade; could do it), so after lunch, I braved the near-flooding conditions to reach the coordinates, which were a few meters off a parking lot for a municipal golf course.  I tried to come up with a good marker for the hash, but it was raining to hard to do much, SORRY!!!
 === [[User:NWoodruff|NWoodruff]] ===
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 == Gallery ==
-<gallery perrow="5">
+<gallery perrow="3">
+Image:12180933-84 LM1.JPG | Sugar Creek Golf Course... only the truly dedicated and the certifiably insane were out playing today.
+Image:12180933-84 LM2.JPG | Me with a Stupid Grin&trade;.
+Image:12180933-84 LM3.JPG | This proves I was at least in the general vicinity.
 </gallery>
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 [[Category:Expeditions with photos]]
 [[Category:Coordinates reached]]
+{{location|US|GA|DA}}


Fri 18 Dec 2009 in Atlanta: 33.6859387, -84.3018737 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox