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Jul 2020
7:16am, 2 Jul 2020
408 posts
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Rog T
been slowly returning to full-on attention to fetchpoint over the last couple of weeks keeping the bugs almost clear. Clear for a few days in a row now so going to go for 30 day badge and best ever score. Having great fun so far and todays bug is favourable.
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Jul 2020
12:28pm, 2 Jul 2020
1,470 posts
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TBR (TheBeardRunner)
Luckily my 2 bugs were close together so zapped on my Interval Run.
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Jul 2020
2:41pm, 2 Jul 2020
6,650 posts
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sallykate
Is there any way to tell who's picked your flowers? I had a few which are gone and I'm just curious...
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Jul 2020
2:42pm, 2 Jul 2020
6,651 posts
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sallykate
I looked on the map to see whether there were any new ones nearby but I can't see any - thinking that if someone picked mine then they might also have planted some.
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Jul 2020
3:16pm, 2 Jul 2020
97 posts
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Bright Strider
It's possible there was a flower picker who stopped their GPS recording every 0.4 miles, but it is unlikely. Flowers do mature after six weeks. Could they simply have been automatically harvested?
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Jul 2020
3:20pm, 2 Jul 2020
3,221 posts
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Bob!
...or died through not being watered?
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Jul 2020
3:53pm, 2 Jul 2020
6,652 posts
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sallykate
No and no - they were only a week old and I'd visited them nearly every day; they were at the end of my road, which is where I go to dump my bug just outside my circle.
I had a closer look and I *think* I know who got them.
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Jul 2020
4:03pm, 2 Jul 2020
98 posts
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Bright Strider
It can't be either of those explanations, then.
Intriguing. It could be someone who managed to not hit a 0.5 mile point while in uncharted territory, given that you planted them just outside of your circle.
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Jul 2020
4:56pm, 2 Jul 2020
36,635 posts
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Nellers
I think it's hard to see definitively. If they were outside the picker's circle they should be leaving flowers nearby but if they are within the pickers' own circle I don't think you'd ever be able to tell.
That would be something I'd like. Rather than just showing up on your feed that flowers have been picked it could show who has picked them (so I can take revenge!).
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Jul 2020
5:12pm, 2 Jul 2020
6,654 posts
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sallykate
I picked one earlier but also planted one in almost the same place - I guess I was expecting that to happen with mine, another one planted by someone very close by. But perhaps it depends on where they were in their run.
Ironically I'm likely to pick the ones he sowed (if it's who I think it is) tomorrow when I do my weekly cycle food shop, they're exactly on the route I take.
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Rundle
Jul 2025