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== Location == | == Location == | ||
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| + | In dunes south of Cape Lookout. | ||
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== Expedition == | == Expedition == | ||
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| − | + | Up at dawn! And about 66 straight-line miles (100 kilometers, and exactly 100 times the distance as my previous expedition) of driving brought me to the coast near Pacific City. | |
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| + | The hashpoint was about as unpleasant as a point on the beach could be, for it was in the midst of a large encampment of ATV enthusiasts. All-Terrain Vehicles combine the advantages of being very expensive and frightfully dangerous toys with the excitement of driving around in circles at a moderate speed and the relaxation of a camping trip surrounded by dozens of roaring lawnmowers. But then, they probably don't "get" my hobby, either. | ||
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| + | I drove in to a parking lot that was about a third of a mile from the hashpoint. I walked across the dunes, which marked me as an outsider, and arrived at a little copse of pines that was at the actual hashpoint. Because I arrived in the calm of the morning, my ambition to fly my kite at the hashpoint was defeated; an hour later, the wind would have been up. It was almost exactly 8:30 as I started back to the parking lot, and by rule or convention that is apparently when the calm of the morning ends in ATV terms. The place was really starting to roar as I got back to the car and proceeded on towards breakfast. | ||
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| + | File:2014-06-22 45 -123 view.JPG|Looking from the parking lot towards the hashpoint | ||
| + | File:2014-06-22 45 -123 site.JPG|The hashpoint is inside this little copse | ||
| + | File:2014-06-22 45 -123 bear.JPG|Relaxing in the hashtree | ||
| + | File:2014-06-22 45 -123 camp.JPG|Some ATVers who, if they only knew it, are camping a stone's throw from the hashpoint | ||
| + | File:2014-06-22 45 -123 sea.JPG|The ocean is just over yonder | ||
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== Achievements == | == Achievements == | ||
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| − | + | * Michael5000's first expedition to Tillamook County! I've now gone geohashing in 30 of Oregon's 36 counties (27 with successes). | |
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Latest revision as of 06:59, 14 August 2019
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Location
In dunes south of Cape Lookout.
Participants
Expedition
Up at dawn! And about 66 straight-line miles (100 kilometers, and exactly 100 times the distance as my previous expedition) of driving brought me to the coast near Pacific City.
The hashpoint was about as unpleasant as a point on the beach could be, for it was in the midst of a large encampment of ATV enthusiasts. All-Terrain Vehicles combine the advantages of being very expensive and frightfully dangerous toys with the excitement of driving around in circles at a moderate speed and the relaxation of a camping trip surrounded by dozens of roaring lawnmowers. But then, they probably don't "get" my hobby, either.
I drove in to a parking lot that was about a third of a mile from the hashpoint. I walked across the dunes, which marked me as an outsider, and arrived at a little copse of pines that was at the actual hashpoint. Because I arrived in the calm of the morning, my ambition to fly my kite at the hashpoint was defeated; an hour later, the wind would have been up. It was almost exactly 8:30 as I started back to the parking lot, and by rule or convention that is apparently when the calm of the morning ends in ATV terms. The place was really starting to roar as I got back to the car and proceeded on towards breakfast.
Photos
Looking from the parking lot towards the hashpoint
The hashpoint is inside this little copse
Relaxing in the hashtree
Some ATVers who, if they only knew it, are camping a stone's throw from the hashpoint
The ocean is just over yonder
Achievements
- Michael5000's first expedition to Tillamook County! I've now gone geohashing in 30 of Oregon's 36 counties (27 with successes).
