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Latest revision as of 20:22, 24 May 2024
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Location
Svyatoslav Fyodorov Park, near Seligerskaya metro station.
Participants
January First-of-May, hopefully.
Plans
Go there after lunch, try to return home by 7pm. Normally I'd probably not go that far, but my mother found some stuff for me to do in the right area.
Expedition
Left home around 3 pm, got to Seligerskaya, did the errand, realized that the hashpoint is on the exact opposite size of the station and by far the simplest way to get there requires paying for a ticket just to get through the station. So I did! Fortunately Moscow subway tickets are cheap (about 0.5 USD).
After that it was fairly easy (and fortunately didn't require any walking on grass), though on the way back I got lost a bit because a sign tried to point me in completely wrong directions.
I also did some shopping on the way back home, and returned at 6:20 pm.
Photos
This is Seligerskaya station. The train terminates here.
Map of the station surroundings.
Crop of the above. I put a tiny red dot where the hashpoint was.
View of the hashpoint area.
View from the hashpoint area.
I suspect that the actual hashpoint might well have been just behind that fence.
Close enough to count, though.
The park's titular Svyatoslav Fyodorov. For some reason the monument doesn't say what he did to deserve it.
A guide for dealing with dog 💩 (with a missing footnote at lower left).
The subway exit is actually straight behind and a little leftward.
