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And what a foolish idea that was! The road from Lincoln City to Portland was just as maddeningly slow as it always is, so by the time I got to where I would have ducked up north to the hashpoint I was well behind schedule and no longer interested in visiting a stranger's driveway, no matter WHAT algorithm had generated it! I declared the expedition a failure. | And what a foolish idea that was! The road from Lincoln City to Portland was just as maddeningly slow as it always is, so by the time I got to where I would have ducked up north to the hashpoint I was well behind schedule and no longer interested in visiting a stranger's driveway, no matter WHAT algorithm had generated it! I declared the expedition a failure. | ||
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== Photos == | == Photos == | ||
Revision as of 22:10, 1 March 2022
| Sat 26 Feb 2022 in 45,-122: 45.4534313, -122.8637963 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
A driveway in the Cooper Mountain area of Beaverton.
Participants
Plans
From the South Coast of Oregon, where I ended up after yesterday's expedition, this was my day to Portland and back, a 500-mile round trip. I came up Hwy 101 and across from Lincoln City, thinking that approaching the city from the west would make for convenient access to this hashpoint.
Expedition
And what a foolish idea that was! The road from Lincoln City to Portland was just as maddeningly slow as it always is, so by the time I got to where I would have ducked up north to the hashpoint I was well behind schedule and no longer interested in visiting a stranger's driveway, no matter WHAT algorithm had generated it! I declared the expedition a failure.
The next day was more successful, at 2022-02-27 43 -123 and 2022-02-27 44 -123.
