Difference between revisions of "2018-11-12 47 -122"

Latest revision as of 04:16, 16 August 2019

Location

The northern edge of the Ring Hill Forest , between Woodinville and Duvall

Participants

Thomcat

Plans

Visit before work

Expedition

Ring Hill Forest is a working resource land, that is, it was originally logged and now portions will be logged regularly. This seems like a pretty smart plan, and the website contains a lot of excellent details on the subject.

The "trail" leading into the wood is a logging road, though grown over with grass in many points. I walked down a bit and easily found a spot near the geohashpoint for today. Not quite as near, but on the same bearing, was a very elaborate treehouse (pictured below).

After requisite photographs (no marker this time), I continued down the road. Various trails peeled off for Tuck Creek and other attractions. I decided to follow the trail labeled "Snoqualmie Overlook", and this resulted in another picture or two below.

With great success on a brisk morning walk (single digit Celsius, upper 30s Fahrenheit) I returned generally uphill to my vehicle and thence onto work.

Tracklog

Photos

Geohasher @47.7450,-122.0296
Map
Logging road @47.7452,-122.0288
Geohash house @47.7452,-122.0282
Hash point @47.7453,-122.0281
Towards the exit @47.7452,-122.0277
Signpost
Bridge @47.7406,-122.0215
From the viewpoint

Achievements

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+[https://www.kingcounty.gov/services/environment/water-and-land/natural-lands/working-resource-lands/ring-hill.aspx Ring Hill Forest] is a working resource land, that is, it was originally logged and now portions will be logged regularly. This seems like a pretty smart plan, and the website contains a lot of excellent details on the subject.
+The "trail" leading into the wood is a logging road, though grown over with grass in many points. I walked down a bit and easily found a spot near the geohashpoint for today. Not quite as near, but on the same bearing, was a very elaborate treehouse (pictured below).
+After requisite photographs (no marker this time), I continued down the road. Various trails peeled off for Tuck Creek and other attractions. I decided to follow the trail labeled "Snoqualmie Overlook", and this resulted in another picture or two below.
+With great success on a brisk morning walk (single digit Celsius, upper 30s Fahrenheit) I returned generally uphill to my vehicle and thence onto work.
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