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Image:2014-02-03 44 -123 north.jpg | The view to the north of the hashpoint.
 
Image:2014-02-03 44 -123 north.jpg | The view to the north of the hashpoint.
 
Image:2014-02-03 44 -123 south.jpg | The view to the south, up a hill.
 
Image:2014-02-03 44 -123 south.jpg | The view to the south, up a hill.
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Image:2014-02-03 44 -123 proof.jpg | Proof!
 
Image:2014-02-03 44 -123 marker.jpg | A flag was there, marking the hashpoint. Well, within GPS margin-of-error at least.
 
Image:2014-02-03 44 -123 marker.jpg | A flag was there, marking the hashpoint. Well, within GPS margin-of-error at least.
 
Image:2014-02-03 44 -123 grins.jpg | Expedition 2's goofy grins.
 
Image:2014-02-03 44 -123 grins.jpg | Expedition 2's goofy grins.

Revision as of 03:53, 4 February 2014

Mon 3 Feb 2014 in 44,-123:
44.6794904, -123.2483381
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Location

In a field west of Adair Village, Oregon.

Participants

Second Expedition

Plans

I will probably bike up here after class. Frogman (talk) 13:29, 3 February 2014 (EST)

Expedition

Second Expedition

I was going to ride my bike to the hashpoint after class, but Greg offered to drive us there. This was great, because it was cold! We drove up Highway 99, only getting a bit lost once, and pulled into a gravel road to continue the rest of the way on foot. But why were there small rectangular pieces of paper in the gate? Michael5000 had been here already, it seems! We made remarks on how dedicated he must be, both to this sport and to showing us up, to have taken the drive down to Corvallis. And he didn't even visit!

The hashpoint itself was a short trek up the hill from there. The area was logged so we were met with fantastic views of the sunset.

Tracklog

Photos

Achievements