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Image:2013-05-31 33 -96 face.png | Looks like I accidentally took a screenshot of the camera screen rather than just taking the picture... awkward...
 
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Image:2013-05-31 33 -96 panorama.png | A panorama taken at the location, generally facing east.  I think the big shadow is probably a cloud, but other than that, it's a pretty cool shot.
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Image:2013-05-31 33 -96 panorama.jpg | A panorama taken at the location, generally facing east.  I think the big shadow is probably a cloud, but other than that, it's a pretty cool shot.
 
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Image:2013-05-31 33 -96 proof.png | Proof.
 
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Latest revision as of 02:37, 14 August 2019

Fri 31 May 2013 in 33,-96:
33.1628266, -96.7640774
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Location

In a field between Frisco and McKinney. These are two of the fastest growing cities in the area, and, as is quickly evident in a satellite survey of the location, this field is one of the few between them that has yet to be converted into a subdivision.

Participants

Expedition

The closest road to the location is Coit, on the west, but, as luck would have it, that exact segment of Coit happened to be closed for expansion at the time of the expedition. I was forced to enter the undeveloped area surrounding the location from a housing development slightly to the east. From there, it was a quick (but hot) quarter-mile walk through a sea of cultivated plants that reached about up to my knees. The word "sea" comes to mind when describing this field because the variations in the growth of the plants seemed to form waves, some reaching above my waist as I walked through them.

Photos