Difference between revisions of "2016-08-27 47 -122"

Latest revision as of 01:20, 16 August 2019

Location

In Lincoln park, West Seattle, between three different paths.

Participants

Thomcat

Zebburkeconte and
dad,
dad's wife and
her kids (6 people in total!)

Plans

Expedition

Expedition 1

Thomcat went unannounced in the morning with the dog, being an excellent day for walking said companion. Yes, West Seattle is a little further than the neighborhood park around the corner, but there was a geohash to be had! Also, previous thoughts of visiting said geohash with the family around 4pm had fallen through.

We walked along the path, snapping pictures and sniffing and staring at abundant squirrels. Many of the wild spaces between paths are eminently crossable, but the geohash area proved to be a bit wilder than that.

Still, following the lead of my faithful companion, I went gently into that good undergrowth. Probably saved the Zebburkeconte family from a few spider bites by knocking them all down :) Trees caused a lot more geohash dance than usual. After a bit of back and forth and around said trees, we found the spot and uploaded appropriate pictures.

We then returned to the path and continued on to one of Seattle's outdoor swimming pools, situated right next to the beach and the Puget Sound. Looping south past the ferry dock, we returned to the car and a trip north - where the rest of the family was still fast asleep.

Expedition two

No details currently

Tracklog

Photos

Thomcat

Almost there @47.5311,-122.3933
Dragging the diamond @47.5328,-122.3946
Lots of brush & webs @47.5311,-122.3968
Geohasher @47.5311,-122.3969
Lots of trees too @47.5312,-122.3969
View of the sound @47.5310,-122.3987
Beach trail @47.5297,-122.3990
Beach @47.5308,-122.4011
Swimmin @47.5305,-122.4013
No dogs
Ferry @47.5305,-122.4015

zebburkeconte

There were a bunch of us
Right on top of it! (This is from my dad's phone, mine never looked quite this good)

Achievements

Land Geohash
Largest expedition? (Maybe for year)

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+=== Expedition 1 ===
+[[User:Thomcat|Thomcat]] went unannounced in the morning with the dog, being an excellent day for walking said companion. Yes, West Seattle is a little further than the neighborhood park around the corner, but there was a geohash to be had!  Also, previous thoughts of visiting said geohash with the family around 4pm had fallen through.
+We walked along the path, snapping pictures and sniffing and staring at abundant squirrels. Many of the wild spaces between paths are eminently crossable, but the geohash area proved to be a bit wilder than that.
+Still, following the lead of my faithful companion, I went gently into that good undergrowth. Probably saved the  [[User:Zebburkeconte|Zebburkeconte]] family from a few spider bites by knocking them all down :)  Trees caused a lot more geohash dance than usual. After a bit of back and forth and around said trees, we found the spot and uploaded appropriate pictures.
+We then returned to the path and continued on to one of Seattle's outdoor swimming pools, situated right next to the beach and the Puget Sound. Looping south past the ferry dock, we returned to the car and a trip north - where the rest of the family was still fast asleep.
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+No details currently
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