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== Expedition == | == Expedition == | ||
| − | kydlt on the | + | [[User:kydlt|Kydlt]] and Kate decided kinda late to go in to Portland for some BBQ with the children, partly because of a hash on the way. It was one of those that looked maybe easy, maybe hard from the Bing aerial photo. I put together a swimming-to-the-hash kit, as this possibility was something that excited me about this location. However, it was not to be. First, there was July 4th parking. Then there was trying to deal with Kate's camera failure. Wading Oneonta Creek was easy and pleasant. But as the creek turned under the RR bridge it became clogged with downed logs and brambles. Going down the bank was no better. So running short on time to get to the Portland party we waded back up the creak and headed on our way with smiles for having tried. |
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| + | == Photos == | ||
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| + | Image:2012-07-04 45 -122 fuzzy dennis.jpg|In the creek. Kate's lens' electronics were failing. (Electronics in the lens. Crazy.) | ||
| + | Image:2012-07-04 45 -122 kate in tall grass.jpg|Things were getting thick. | ||
| + | Image:2012-07-04 45 -122 lake in sight.jpg|I found a spot from which the lake could be spotted. | ||
| + | Image:2012-07-04 45 -122 fuzzzy track.jpg|If we had had more time we would have tried approaching from the East end. But from there there was the fence and crossing the tracks rather than going under them in the creek. | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
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| + | == Achievements == | ||
| + | {{#vardefine:ribbonwidth|800px}} | ||
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| + | * Mother Nature | ||
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| + | [[Category:Not reached - Mother Nature]] | ||
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Location
In the lake in front of Oneonta Falls.
Participants
Plans
Any one for a swim ? This looks cool. - Kydlt
I may try to swing by, but don't plan to get into the water, unlike the photo on this page! Jiml 18:10, 4 July 2012 (EDT)
Expedition
Kydlt and Kate decided kinda late to go in to Portland for some BBQ with the children, partly because of a hash on the way. It was one of those that looked maybe easy, maybe hard from the Bing aerial photo. I put together a swimming-to-the-hash kit, as this possibility was something that excited me about this location. However, it was not to be. First, there was July 4th parking. Then there was trying to deal with Kate's camera failure. Wading Oneonta Creek was easy and pleasant. But as the creek turned under the RR bridge it became clogged with downed logs and brambles. Going down the bank was no better. So running short on time to get to the Portland party we waded back up the creak and headed on our way with smiles for having tried.
Photos
In the creek. Kate's lens' electronics were failing. (Electronics in the lens. Crazy.)
Things were getting thick.
I found a spot from which the lake could be spotted.
If we had had more time we would have tried approaching from the East end. But from there there was the fence and crossing the tracks rather than going under them in the creek.
Achievements
- Mother Nature
