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== Location ==
 
== Location ==
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North of Gales Creek, Oregon.
  
 
== Participants ==
 
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* [[User:Jiml|Jim]]
  
 
== Plans ==
 
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Jim programmed the GPS and printed out a Google Map page.
  
 
== Expedition ==
 
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I was heading out the door at work when I went to check something on the
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Internet. No response.  Poking revealed that something was very
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wrong. Several hours later, the ISP has managed to fix a piece of Fibre cable
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that either a creature bumped or chewed through.
  
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However, being a persistent, err, foolish, geohasher, I figured I'd still make
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Then I looked at the clock and realized something that I'd never encountered before, really.
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by the time I got there.
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So, I gave up.  Dinner seemed like a good option.  The hashpoint looked interesting.
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Maybe I'll try for it as a Retro next time I'm that area.  It's now programmed into the GPS.
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Location

North of Gales Creek, Oregon.

Participants

Plans

Jim programmed the GPS and printed out a Google Map page.

Expedition

I was heading out the door at work when I went to check something on the Internet. No response. Poking revealed that something was very wrong. Several hours later, the ISP has managed to fix a piece of Fibre cable that either a creature bumped or chewed through.

However, being a persistent, err, foolish, geohasher, I figured I'd still make an attempt for the hashpoint. I started out, and on the way puzzled how to make our Internet connection more robust.

Then I looked at the clock and realized something that I'd never encountered before, really. Hashpoints expire. At midnight. The hashpoint wasn't even going to be close to valid by the time I got there.

So, I gave up. Dinner seemed like a good option. The hashpoint looked interesting. Maybe I'll try for it as a Retro next time I'm that area. It's now programmed into the GPS.