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| − | In a woods in the hills between Newberg and Wilsonville. | + | In a woods in the hills between Newberg and Wilsonville, just barely in Clackamas County although you wouldn't expect it to be. |
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I got pretty close to the site via some narrow little country roads, and found a shoulder wide enough to pull off on. Then, it was all suspiciously easy: there was a trail up the hill, to an old long-abandoned road that got me closer to the hashpoint, then a little deer trail that brought me right to it. It was, you know, a spot in the woods. I took pictures, went back down to the car, and drove home. | I got pretty close to the site via some narrow little country roads, and found a shoulder wide enough to pull off on. Then, it was all suspiciously easy: there was a trail up the hill, to an old long-abandoned road that got me closer to the hashpoint, then a little deer trail that brought me right to it. It was, you know, a spot in the woods. I took pictures, went back down to the car, and drove home. | ||
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Location
In a woods in the hills between Newberg and Wilsonville, just barely in Clackamas County although you wouldn't expect it to be.
Participants
Plans
When I looked at the hashpoints on Friday, I thought (as one often does) "what a bunch of junk." Then, I drove down to Corvallis for an event on Saturday. When I started back, I looked at this hashpoint a little more carefully and thought, hmm, maybe it could be done...
Expedition
I got pretty close to the site via some narrow little country roads, and found a shoulder wide enough to pull off on. Then, it was all suspiciously easy: there was a trail up the hill, to an old long-abandoned road that got me closer to the hashpoint, then a little deer trail that brought me right to it. It was, you know, a spot in the woods. I took pictures, went back down to the car, and drove home.
Photos
The car did most of the work, of course.
But this was a rather steep trail.
Here's the abandoned road.
There's something mildly unsettling about finding a random shovel in the woods. Also, hard to photograph.
Here's what the hashpoint looked like.
Here's what I looked like.
Here's a thing I noticed strapped to the tree. I don't know what it is. But perhaps as I photographed it, it also was photographing me?
