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Location
A residential street near the I-205/WA-14 interchange in southeast Vancouver.
Participants
Expedition
After work I rode my bike up to the Columbia River, followed the bike path east past the airport (and past 2023-04-23 45 -122, and then turned north again over the long, charmless, and extremely loud bike path of the Glen Jackson Bridge. The hashpoint itself was on a quiet suburban street, all very nice but not much to see, so I started back to get home before dark. The whole trip was 26.6 miles, which I think is as far as I've ever gone for a purely bicycling expedition.
Photos
Bicycle destinations in SW Washington
The hashpoint is at the nearest tree
I was there!
Returning on the I-205 bike path
The hashcot always enjoys a state line
Achievements
