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* Land Geohash
 
* Land Geohash

Revision as of 23:49, 12 May 2013

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Sun 12 May 2013 in 54,-2:
54.6778850, -2.0141189
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Location

Heather moorland just off a rural road at the top of the ridge separating the Wear and Tees valleys, County Durham, UK.

Participants

  • George McBane Mcbaneg
  • Jake Muonio
  • Katja McBane
  • Rebekah McBane


Expedition

Two hashpoints in a row in the Durham Dales (my favorite bit of country here in NE England): yesterday in a creek valley, today on a high ridge, and both within less than an hours' drive. So we figured, consecutive hash time.

Today's hashpoint was only about forty feet off the road. Again, no GPS, and no useful smartphone location marker. But we had an easy time finding the characteristic triangle-shaped section of vegetation (dark green moss, as it turns out) that showed up clearly on the satellite map. The hashpoint surroundings were spectacular heather moor (as we expected from the location) but the visibility was so-so and the wind and light rain encouraged us not to linger too long. On some days the views into Teesdale and over to Monk's Moor would be stellar, but not today!


Photos


Achievements

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George, Katja, and Rebekah McBane earned the Consecutive geohash achievement
by reaching hash points on 2 consecutive days starting on 2013-05-11.


  • Land Geohash