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| Wed 5 May 2010 in 44,4: 44.1295687, 4.0390298 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
As in a text message from Danatar:
Wed 5.5.: 44 4 is 3km W from Ales (cathedral!) between the villages St-jean-du-pin and Auzas in the forest next to the road.
Participants
Plans
Plans? We did not even have a map!
I had asked Danatar and davidc to text me coordinates while we were in France. Yes, I am a sucker for redundancy. Thanks a lot to both of you. :D
Expedition
- We followed the signage to Alès, which is a decently sized town.
- From there on, we followed compass directions to the hash.
- Our first approaches ended at private driveways about 3.1km from the hash.
- The final approach is the road of the common wood - cf. the google map view in the tracklog section
- From there, it was just 1.2km, and there were paths through the forest
- ...which ended at the river.
- ...so we followed the river.
- It meandered, as rivers like to do, so we took a few shortcuts through the brambles.
- Southern French undergrowth is pretty dense, as there is not much overgrowth to steal the sun.
- We approached the hash with every step, but we could not see the road Danatar mentioned, and it got dark quickly.
- We aborted the mission about 150m from the hash, when we would have had to leave the riverbed (again) to climb a steep cliff through more brambles.
Tracklog
Photos
Narrow roads are narrow.
Approach road
A dry riverbed we would get to know better
There were footpaths... still.
And stairs!
More paths.
Then, the river. We followed this riverbed for about 1.5km.
With a few exceptions, where the river was too cluttered.
250m to go, no "road" visible nowhere.
Back down, 150m to go, it got dark, and we despaired.
Did I mention it was drizzling raining all the time?
Danatar's message. Almost all you need to get me geohashing.
