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| + | The geohash is in the middle of a field next to highway 97, just east of Westwold. | ||
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| + | Attempting this one between eleven and noon. | ||
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| − | + | * [[User:Robyn|Robyn]] & T-Rex, of course | |
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| + | Took a detour on the drive between Vancouver and Salmon Arm to drive through Westwold along a road that bore the name highway 97, but was definitely not in the 97th percentile of highway quality ranking. Approaching the point, it looked as if this would be a detour for nothing, because all the fields were fenced and many had livestock in them. I drove by the field itself, and it was fenced. There was no real crop in the field, just a mixture of grasses, but there was an irrigation system installed, so perhaps they were going to mow it for hay. I parked in a side road, in order to walk back and get the best picture. The fence was solid and while there were no signs, I wouldn't cross a fence like that. | ||
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| + | The distance from the geohash reached a minimum at 268 metres, so I took a couple of pictures and then walked on a little further to get a different angle. And then I came to the open gate, next to an archway designating a taxidermy business. An open gate, nothing to harm in the field, a quick romp through 300 metres of tall wet gress and I returned with jeans wet to the thighs, soggy shoes, and a photo of the geohash. | ||
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| + | Back in the car an on to Salmon River, where I bought some cumin gouda cheese before ending up in Salmon Arm. | ||
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Revision as of 01:21, 6 July 2010
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Location
The geohash is in the middle of a field next to highway 97, just east of Westwold.
Attempting this one between eleven and noon.
Participants
- Robyn & T-Rex, of course
Plans
Attempting this one between eleven and noon.
Expedition
Took a detour on the drive between Vancouver and Salmon Arm to drive through Westwold along a road that bore the name highway 97, but was definitely not in the 97th percentile of highway quality ranking. Approaching the point, it looked as if this would be a detour for nothing, because all the fields were fenced and many had livestock in them. I drove by the field itself, and it was fenced. There was no real crop in the field, just a mixture of grasses, but there was an irrigation system installed, so perhaps they were going to mow it for hay. I parked in a side road, in order to walk back and get the best picture. The fence was solid and while there were no signs, I wouldn't cross a fence like that.
The distance from the geohash reached a minimum at 268 metres, so I took a couple of pictures and then walked on a little further to get a different angle. And then I came to the open gate, next to an archway designating a taxidermy business. An open gate, nothing to harm in the field, a quick romp through 300 metres of tall wet gress and I returned with jeans wet to the thighs, soggy shoes, and a photo of the geohash.
Back in the car an on to Salmon River, where I bought some cumin gouda cheese before ending up in Salmon Arm.
