Nice idea!
Nice idea!
Originally shared by Chris Maulden
#SoMDMissions #Ingress
Our local agents have been hard at work to produce a set of 18 missions that will, if completed in order, produce a Maryland flag with SOMD on your scanner with the mission badges. We’re calling them the #SoMDMissions . Your journey begins in Leonardtown and then takes you south to Point Lookout. Once you’ve reached the end of the earth, you’ll head north to Historic St. Mary’s City and on to Great Mills, Cecil’s Mill, and the Cranes of St. Mary’s. After you finish in St. Mary’s County, you’ll continue on to Calvert County, starting on Solomon’s Island and then to scenic Jefferson Patterson Park, On the Watch monument near Lusby, and then take a classic Ingress route headed north up HG Trueman (765). After arriving in St Leonard, you'll go onto the Infamous Broomes Island, Prince Frederick, and finish your mission series along 231 in Hughesville.
Each mission clearly identifies where it stands in the order so that you can successfully complete the missions to create the Maryland flag on your scanner.
Please note that the 18 missions will take up three full rows on your scanner, so if you start the #SoMDMissions without a full row available, you’ll want to repeat some of your previous missions after
you’ve finished these 18 so as to make sure that the flag image is properly aligned on your scanner. Good luck, agents!
1/18 St. Mary’s Governance
2/18 A Most Convenient Place
3/18 Walk the Wharf
4/18 Historic Point Lookout
5/18 Maryland's Public Honors College
6/18 Historic St. Mary’s City
7/18 Lancaster Park
8/18 Historic Cecil's Old Mill
9/18 Cranes of St. Mary’s
10/18 Visit North Solomons
11/18 Walk with the Indians
12/18 Follow the Signs
13/18 Dowell Drive
14/18 MD Rt 765 H.G. Trueman Rd
15/18 St. Leonard
16/18 The Infamous Broomes Island
17/18 Historic Prince Frederick
18/18 One Side of Benedict to the Other
Great work Nate M , Mr Solomon Grundy, Kate Martin , Sarah Bakhtiary , Nikolas Moore, Chris Maulden !!!
Joe Philley Brandon Badger Niantic Project
Originally shared by Chris Maulden
#SoMDMissions #Ingress
Our local agents have been hard at work to produce a set of 18 missions that will, if completed in order, produce a Maryland flag with SOMD on your scanner with the mission badges. We’re calling them the #SoMDMissions . Your journey begins in Leonardtown and then takes you south to Point Lookout. Once you’ve reached the end of the earth, you’ll head north to Historic St. Mary’s City and on to Great Mills, Cecil’s Mill, and the Cranes of St. Mary’s. After you finish in St. Mary’s County, you’ll continue on to Calvert County, starting on Solomon’s Island and then to scenic Jefferson Patterson Park, On the Watch monument near Lusby, and then take a classic Ingress route headed north up HG Trueman (765). After arriving in St Leonard, you'll go onto the Infamous Broomes Island, Prince Frederick, and finish your mission series along 231 in Hughesville.
Each mission clearly identifies where it stands in the order so that you can successfully complete the missions to create the Maryland flag on your scanner.
Please note that the 18 missions will take up three full rows on your scanner, so if you start the #SoMDMissions without a full row available, you’ll want to repeat some of your previous missions after
you’ve finished these 18 so as to make sure that the flag image is properly aligned on your scanner. Good luck, agents!
1/18 St. Mary’s Governance
2/18 A Most Convenient Place
3/18 Walk the Wharf
4/18 Historic Point Lookout
5/18 Maryland's Public Honors College
6/18 Historic St. Mary’s City
7/18 Lancaster Park
8/18 Historic Cecil's Old Mill
9/18 Cranes of St. Mary’s
10/18 Visit North Solomons
11/18 Walk with the Indians
12/18 Follow the Signs
13/18 Dowell Drive
14/18 MD Rt 765 H.G. Trueman Rd
15/18 St. Leonard
16/18 The Infamous Broomes Island
17/18 Historic Prince Frederick
18/18 One Side of Benedict to the Other
Great work Nate M , Mr Solomon Grundy, Kate Martin , Sarah Bakhtiary , Nikolas Moore, Chris Maulden !!!
Joe Philley Brandon Badger Niantic Project
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