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2011-02-03 53 -1
In a car-park behind Jonas Court, one of a number of blocks in one of Sheffield University's student accommodation areas. ...eld's leafy western-suburbs, rather than having to barge all the way round in a possible tight schedule.

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2011-02-17 53 -1
...o the junction between A57 'Sheffield Parkway' A6102 Prince Of Wales Road, in-between a sliproad onto that junction and a cycle-path/pavement running par ...o visit between 11am and 12pm, but is unsure if there's any other interest in the vicinity.

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2011-02-18 53 -1
Late in the day, Monty remembered to check the day's and weekend's points. As he w ...traight through to Brierly, left into Hemsworth on the A6273 (a road known in my youth, albeit during daylight), then through Kinsley, Fitzwilliam and le

6 KB (938 words) - 05:35, 9 August 2019
2011-02-19 53 -1
Officially: "Cold Side, Bradfield, Sheffield S3 0, UK". Practically: on the hillside above the upper reaches of the Riv ...p indicates 'marshy' ground. So it's not expected to be a proverbial walk in the park, but it should only be 250m of trek, or so, from the nearest point

10 KB (1,639 words) - 05:36, 9 August 2019
2011-02-24 53 -1
In a thin triangular copse, west of Winnat's Pass. ...etro|retrohash]] was added. There turned out to be nothing I needed to do in the morning and as I'd already speculatively checked on the day's geohash,

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2011-03-20 53 -1
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2011-03-22 53 -1
...Tinsley Viaduct, and walking to the south end leads lets one get onto the "Sheffield Road" spur, and hence to the south side of the bridge. ...the surrounds, and the path was much harder to see than it would have been in a power-cut, with just a slightly cloud-hazed moon for illumination.

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2011-03-27 53 -1
Reconnaissance via StreetView was not possible, due to the lane in question being apparently missed by the Google car when quickly checked on ...at hand to allow a precise walk to the spot there would have been no value in tramping (or indeed trampling) over the crop-bearing field.

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2011-03-28 53 -1
...y my role to be proselytising about that when there are so many other ills in the world. ...on the idea of taking a picture of that on my return. (Not something I'm in the habit of doing, but it just looked so temptingly interesting.)

7 KB (1,095 words) - 06:02, 9 August 2019
2011-04-02 53 -0
In a field near Askham, close to Markham Moore TI (junction of A1 and A57). .... If there's anyone else in the area, you're welcome to make your own way in your own time and maybe there will be a multi-person meet, or maybe not.

10 KB (1,686 words) - 06:04, 9 August 2019
2011-05-26 53 -1
...given that me and a colleague were driving out from Sheffield to Barnsley in a van during the day, I pursuaded him to take a minor detour on the way bac ...t after.. erm... at the lights turn left... and now you can almost see it, in fact... car park. Pull into this car-park, it'll be better than trying to

4 KB (621 words) - 06:40, 9 August 2019
2011-05-27 53 -1
...backbone of England. (Not a great height compared even to those available in the neighbouring British sub-nations, but significant nontheless.) If any ...e barriers placed strategically upon the valley-side of the road. Earlier in the descent, the historic road bridge across Salter's Brook (amazing that i

6 KB (970 words) - 06:41, 9 August 2019
2011-06-07 53 -1
Loxley Common, Sheffield ...thday, but no easy way to persuade the birthday girl to attend the geohash in herself), this was originally intended to be a quick lunchtime trip. It en

6 KB (1,006 words) - 06:46, 9 August 2019
2011-06-20 53 -1
The back garden of a semi-detatched house in Intake, at the south side of Sheffield. Or so the usual overheads say. ...if the owner of that place would allow me to visit his shed, the next day, in similar circumstances.

4 KB (589 words) - 06:52, 9 August 2019
2011-06-21 53 -1
A shed behind a house in Frechville (nr Norton), Sheffield. ...y, the actual location was surveyed but attempts to talk to the home-owner in advance couldn't get a reply. But as it wasn't too far too divert to, on t

2 KB (354 words) - 06:53, 9 August 2019
2011-06-22 53 -1
Green-field public space in Campsall (near Norton), Doncaster. The plan is to swing by there, probably park up in Campsall Park Road and walk the insignificant distance (maybe 2.5 football-

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2011-07-11 53 -1
...essive as remembered (a couple of decades ago I had descended this feature in one of a series of practice hikes leading eventually up to doing the Tour D ...did not volunteer contact. The fact that I had a map and sheets of papers in my hand were (I was sure) enough of a hint to a fellow geohasher that this

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