![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhTHVJbgmzIvL03dJVggcX7uGXeQey2RAVuwl1zT61N0PS02FfrV4A5e0m_uRz1fzXv8_E2gmoChDHkWLr8glBVmd7wz2KuQHra8dZbCljipZdG1tXB1hQXbsuG28HvL4hrd-k/s320/20151209_075125.jpg)
To make sure that it really was a new high, I wrote a spreadsheet tracking number of sites visited as of a given year. (For simplicity's sake, I only considered year-end totals.) I had to track both the year I visited and the year the site was inscribed, so visits to sites that were later inscribed only show up after the inscription. Then I compare it against the number of total sites inscribed to see my percentage. Here's a graph (I smoothed it to make it look nicer):
So, yes, 5.92% is a new high for me, beating 2012's previous record of 5.82%. Unless they add more than 35 (which they haven't done since 2000), I won't need more than 3 new ones to break 6% for the first time. It looks like the Frank Lloyd Wright buildings will be inscribed, so that's one. I have no idea which ones the other two might be, but I will try to make it happen.
No comments:
Post a Comment