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We were headed out to help a friend set up her house for a party, but she didn't seem to be in a panic, and the hashpoint was only about ten minutes south of town and very easily accessible about a mile off the highway. It also offered a two-way option: we could either figure out how to use the GPS in Susanne's fancy new phone, or we could go for the no-batteries because the location was so well-defined it would be easy to find without any electronic help at all.  We went for the latter.  
 
We were headed out to help a friend set up her house for a party, but she didn't seem to be in a panic, and the hashpoint was only about ten minutes south of town and very easily accessible about a mile off the highway. It also offered a two-way option: we could either figure out how to use the GPS in Susanne's fancy new phone, or we could go for the no-batteries because the location was so well-defined it would be easy to find without any electronic help at all.  We went for the latter.  
  
The hashpoint was at the west edge of a sidewalk, about ten feet north of a particular road intersection.  We were there about 5 pm, but saw no evidence of other geohashers.  Off to the party...
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The hashpoint was at the west edge of a sidewalk, about ten feet north of a particular road intersection.  We were there about 5 pm, but saw no evidence of other (nonstationary) geohashers.  Off to the party...
 
 
 
 
  
 
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Image:2013-10-19 2 -85 George-hydrant.jpg|George at the hashpoint, looking north.  The fire hydrant shows up in the satmap.
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Image:2013-10-19 2 -85 George-hydrant.jpg|George at the hashpoint, with the camera (and Susanne) looking north.  The fire hydrant and tree show up in the satmap.
 
Image:2013-10-19 42 -85 scarecrow.jpg|The only other geohasher we encountered.  We think she hadn't checked the coordinates carefully since she was about 50 feet out of position.
 
Image:2013-10-19 42 -85 scarecrow.jpg|The only other geohasher we encountered.  We think she hadn't checked the coordinates carefully since she was about 50 feet out of position.
 
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Latest revision as of 04:21, 14 August 2019

2013-10-19 42 -85 George-closeup.jpg
Sat 19 Oct 2013 in 42,-85:
42.8302104, -85.6963933
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Location

sidewalk in a suburban neighborhood south of Grand Rapids, MI, USA

Participants

Expedition

We were headed out to help a friend set up her house for a party, but she didn't seem to be in a panic, and the hashpoint was only about ten minutes south of town and very easily accessible about a mile off the highway. It also offered a two-way option: we could either figure out how to use the GPS in Susanne's fancy new phone, or we could go for the no-batteries because the location was so well-defined it would be easy to find without any electronic help at all. We went for the latter.

The hashpoint was at the west edge of a sidewalk, about ten feet north of a particular road intersection. We were there about 5 pm, but saw no evidence of other (nonstationary) geohashers. Off to the party...

Photos

Achievements

Landgeohash.png
George and Susanne earned the Land geohash achievement
by reaching the (42, -85) geohash on 2013-10-19.
Compass.jpg
George and Susanne earned the No Batteries Geohash Achievement
by reaching the (42, -85) geohash on 2013-10-19.