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| − | + | Bag a mountain bike ride in the early part of the day, visit the meet-up point on the way back home to Barrow-in-Furness. | |
== Expedition == | == Expedition == | ||
| − | + | The location was near a local minor road, and did not need any formal planning to reach. I had already planned to visit Dalton on my way back to Barrow, so it proved to be a very minor diversion for me. | |
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| + | I was able to park within 60 metres of the geohash. In had considered both the satellite images from google, and the recent rain-fall. Both suggested that if I wanted to stand on the actual point, then I may need rubber boots. Or a small boat. I made a tactical decision to accept a 'near-miss', and the result was that I was only within 23 metres of the hash point. | ||
| − | + | The Android application did try and tell me that I had made the geohash. I prefer to get within less than 5 metres of the geohash before I will consider it a success. | |
| − | + | In saying that I do acknowledge that consumer GPS receivers are usually accurate to about 10 metres, depending on the local conditions. | |
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| + | Image:20121226_GeohashAutoPhoto.jpg | Auto-photo at the geo-hash. | ||
| + | Image:20121226_GeohashAchieved.jpg | Droid Geohash app showing my proximity to the geohash point. The location is visible in the background. | ||
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| − | + | None, even the [[MNB Geohash|"Mother Nature's Bitch" Consolation Prize]] doesn't count because I could have chosen to wade out up to my knees in muddy and cold water. | |
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Latest revision as of 11:14, 19 February 2020
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Location
In a field, near Tytup Hall, North of Dalton-in-Furness.
Participants
Plans
Bag a mountain bike ride in the early part of the day, visit the meet-up point on the way back home to Barrow-in-Furness.
Expedition
The location was near a local minor road, and did not need any formal planning to reach. I had already planned to visit Dalton on my way back to Barrow, so it proved to be a very minor diversion for me.
I was able to park within 60 metres of the geohash. In had considered both the satellite images from google, and the recent rain-fall. Both suggested that if I wanted to stand on the actual point, then I may need rubber boots. Or a small boat. I made a tactical decision to accept a 'near-miss', and the result was that I was only within 23 metres of the hash point.
The Android application did try and tell me that I had made the geohash. I prefer to get within less than 5 metres of the geohash before I will consider it a success. In saying that I do acknowledge that consumer GPS receivers are usually accurate to about 10 metres, depending on the local conditions.
Photos
Auto-photo at the geo-hash.
Droid Geohash app showing my proximity to the geohash point. The location is visible in the background.
Achievements
None, even the "Mother Nature's Bitch" Consolation Prize doesn't count because I could have chosen to wade out up to my knees in muddy and cold water.
