User:Paintedhell

Achievements

Juja earned the 1st Hashiversary achievement by attempting a hash point exactly on the 1st anniversary of her inaugural geohashing expedition.

Juja earned the Bicycle geohash achievement by cycling to the (50, 11) geohash on 2009-05-07.

Juja earned the Last (wo)man standing achievement by being the the only hasher world-wide to go on a geohashing expedition on 2009-04-29.

Juja earned the Snowman Geohash Achievement by building a snowman at the (51, 11) geohash on 2009-01-18.

Juja earned the Consecutive geohash achievement by reaching 3 consecutive hash points starting on 2009-06-26.

Juja earned the Multihash Achievement by reaching 2 hash points on 2009-08-01. It's a Double Hash.

Juja earned the Walk geohash Achievement by reaching the (50, 11) geohash on 2009-07-13 on foot, travelling a distance of 8.7km.

Juja earned the Picnic achievement by eating meatballs, salad, kohlrabies and cake at the (50, 11) geohash on 2009-07-13.

Juja earned the Twister Geohash Achievement by playing Twister at the (50, 11) geohash on 2008-08-01.

Juja earned the No Batteries Geohash Achievement by reaching the (50, 11) geohash on 2008-07-27.

Juja earned the Drag-along achievement by reaching the (50, 11) geohash on 2008-07-27.

Juja earned the Land geohash achievement by reaching the (50, 11) geohash on 2008-07-27.

Juja earned the There might be alligators! consolation prize by being prevented from reaching the (51, 11) geohash on 2009-01-25 by an impassable and unforeseen field of mud (hey, I still reached the point!) (and probably lurking alligators).

Juja achieved level 2 of the Minesweeper Geohash achievement by visiting coordinates in Erfurt, Germany and 2 of the surrounding graticules.

Juja earned the Earliest geohasher achievement by arriving first at the (50, 11) geohash on 2009-06-26.

Juja earned the Dandelion Creativity Ribbon by artfully arranging dandelions at the (50, 11) geohash on 2009-05-03.

About

39 / f / 50,11

Me on the web:

• Painted Hell
• Brafo

I'll try to visit any hashpoint if I happen to be around, i. e. I can reach it by MTB after work or on weekends.

On my expeditions, I was be accompanied by:

• Manu
• Reinhard
• Jens

or a bunch of Ninja Geohashers or Geohashers I don't know yet...

I think I'll (temporarily?) give up on geohashing due to strange arguments and go look for a spare time activity with more humorous people behind it. Like shooting associations, philatelist clubs or the local society for traditional costumes.

Hashpoints I've been to

Milda on Aug 10, 2009

Clairy-Saulchoix on Aug 01, 2009

Le Bois-Robert on Aug 01, 2009

Incheville on Jul 27, 2009

Kunitz on Jul 13, 2009

Hetschburg on Jun 28, 2009

Apolda on Jun 27, 2009

Rockau on Jun 26, 2009

Schmieden on May 24, 2009

Friedebach on May 17, 2009

Lohma on May 08, 2009

Dittersdorf on May 07, 2009

Bucha on May 03, 2009

Jena on Apr 29, 2009

Niederrossla on Jan 25, 2009

Niederrossla on Jan 18, 2009

Zottelstedt on Nov 10, 2008

Birkenfeld on Oct 04, 2008

Dorndorf on Oct 03, 2008

Guthmannshausen on Sep 26, 2008

Kleinheringen on Aug 3, 2008

Silberthal on Aug 1, 2008

Grosshettstedt on Jul 27, 2008

Hashpoints visited on wrong days without report

Burgrabis on Nov 29, 2009 (Hash of 2009-11-25_50_11) Gave up at 30m distance, will bring a machete next time.

Jenaloebnitz on Nov 21, 2009 (Hash of 2009-11-12_50_11)

Tautenburg on Nov 21, 2009 (Hash of 2009-11-16_50_11)

Hashpoints attempted, but not reached

Großbockedra (50,11) on Sep 30, 2008 (underestimated time I'd need to cross Jena by night and had to turn to arrive at work in time)

Bucha (50,11) on Oct 15, 2008 (No Batteries Geohashes rely on satellite pictures being correct. Thanks to one huge motorway buildig site in the darkness before sunrise, I couldn't quite make out the place. Maybe I was there, but who knows?)

Mellingen (50,11) on Sep 23, 2009 (Was on my route anyway, but the point itself was between some fishing ponds which were owned and guarded by some fierce looking men with a chainsaw. No point in explaining Geohashing to *them*. Would have needed quite some courageous ambassador.)