Ireland and Britain
Last week on the water
19 to 25 October. A new week every Monday morning.
Every hex paddled in Ireland and Britain from 19 to 25 October, everyone together and no one named. Coarse hexagons, several kilometres across, so no paddle's line can be read from it.
- Paddled
- First paddled, by anyone, ever
- 1paddle
- 1.0km
- 0new hexes
- 1county
All of the week's water was in Cork.
Everyone's paddles together, counted as the World map counts them: nobody is named, nothing shows until six hours after a paddle, and water round where people launch stays hidden. A hex is about 130 metres across; the map draws them in groups so no single paddle can be traced. How it works