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[edit] Graticule

[edit] About

[edit] Expedition

[edit] NWoodruff

This hash point turned out to be on a ranchers land. I was unsure of the land use from the Google maps. As I was driving up to the house to ask for permission to access the hash point, I notice that there were herds of cows on the land next to the house.

I knocked on the door and a boy about 12 years old answered the door. I asked if his dad was around. He called out to his dad and a few seconds he showed up. A very nice guy about my age came to the door. I explained(or attempted to) the rational of Geohashing. He kind of look at me funny and then I said that I was an internet scavenger hunt team looking for GPS coordinates. He understood that much better. He looked at me and then said "Have at it." I thanked him and then drove back to the fence.

I got out walked to the hash point took a few pictures and jumped up and down for a few seconds, for I knew that this Geohash location for me has set a NEW XKCD RECORD for the most consecutively reached geohash points.

I then walked back to my truck.

I wrote a note of thanks and how to find this web site on the printed out map that I had and left it in their mail box.

I then drove back home to Norcross.

[edit] Consecutive Geohashes

Good Friday Apr 10, 2009

Easter Sunday Apr 12, 2009

[edit] Gallery

Photo Gallery
The Geohash point is about 300 feet in that direction. One problem, there is a fence and it is electrified. Maybe I shouldn't jump this fence.
There is a house in the distance and it appears that people are home. Maybe I should go ask permission for access to the Geohash point before I jump the fence. Maybe another Ambassador achievement?
Success! Permission granted to "Have at it!".
0 Feet to go. The exact spot and a NEW XKCD RECORD has been set.
At the official meet up time.
At the correct Date.
A picture of the spot.
A Wide picture of the spot.