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== Location ==
 
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After flying to Phoenix last Sunday and nabbing [[2024-02-11 33 -112|that day's local hashpoint]], I spent a week doing software training things.  When my class ended today, I headed south to Tucson, then continued east on I-10 as far as the small desert town of Willcox. From there, State Road 186 headed south across the flats and then into some hills, through a tiny village with the delightful name of Dos Cabezas, and on to where I turned left onto Apache Pass Road.
  
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It's a dirt road, but I'd found a website earlier in the day that had promised that it was "suitable for passenger cars for its entire length," and that certainly proved true for its westmost five miles.  I only saw two other vehicles using it, both of which passed me at the hashpoint with the drivers giving me puzzled glances: what a random, remote, not-particularly-scenic place to stop.  Well, that's geohashing for you.
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File:2024-02-16 32 -109 c.jpg|Pulling to the side of Apache Pass Road
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File:2024-02-16 32 -109 d.jpg|Back at the intersection with Arizona 186
 
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Latest revision as of 21:15, 24 May 2024

Fri 16 Feb 2024 in 32,-109:
32.1421274, -109.4907922
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Location

Off Apache Pass Road, south of Bowie.

Participants

Expedition

After flying to Phoenix last Sunday and nabbing that day's local hashpoint, I spent a week doing software training things. When my class ended today, I headed south to Tucson, then continued east on I-10 as far as the small desert town of Willcox. From there, State Road 186 headed south across the flats and then into some hills, through a tiny village with the delightful name of Dos Cabezas, and on to where I turned left onto Apache Pass Road.

It's a dirt road, but I'd found a website earlier in the day that had promised that it was "suitable for passenger cars for its entire length," and that certainly proved true for its westmost five miles. I only saw two other vehicles using it, both of which passed me at the hashpoint with the drivers giving me puzzled glances: what a random, remote, not-particularly-scenic place to stop. Well, that's geohashing for you.

Photos

Achievements

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Michael5000 earned the Graticule Unlocked Achievement
by being the first to reach any hashpoint in the (32, -109) graticule, here, on 2024-02-16.