2009-05-30 25 -80

About

In the street next to a Starbucks at Lincoln Road Mall. The scenery was nice; the weather was lousy.

Also, this hash was apparently an invasion of the Miami graticule by Palm Beach geohashers. Today, Miami - tomorrow, the world! Mwahahaha!

Expedition Reports

Dtobias

I got there slightly before Million_zillion below, but didn't actually manage to run into him. I was at the point a little before 4:00 and stayed there a few minutes and then walked around a bit, but had to get back to my car before the meter expired at 4:30, plus the weather was threatening to start a massive downpour any second.

Million_zillion

Arrived late (as usual) - about 4:20pm or so. I was never able to get a GPS fix on my phone due to the the heavy cloud cover, but I found the hash point as indicated by Friend Google. I almost certainly walked through it one or twice while crossing the street, or at the very least I came within a few yards of it.

I waited around at the Starbucks for a bit, but I didn't see anyone that I could clearly identify as geohashing. There was a drizzle the whole time, but I had an umbrella so I walked around the open-air mall for a while, and went as far east as the beach. There was plenty of nice scenery, but I didn't want to look too much like a ~~complete tool~~ tourist by taking pictures of people shopping.

Photos

Million_zillion

The street where the hash point is.
This should have been a closer shot of the hash point, but I was off. It's a few yards to the left of this spot.
A bit further back, at the intersection near the parking garage.
Great day for the beach!

Dtobias

Another view of the street where the hash point is.
An iPhone display showing the hashpoint
The street from a different vantage point
Clock showing time soon after getting to hashpoint
I got to the beach, too.
Something close to a Déjà_Vu_Geohash; a picture I took in 2001 from a vantage point a mere block away from the hashpoint