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Latest revision as of 12:21, 25 July 2019

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Location

Qetalav Stream near Bar Giyora.

Participants

Yosef (talk)

Plans

Head over on my way home from work. It looks like the best place to park is on the south side of the stream and the hashpoint is on the north side of the stream so I will have to find a way to cross it.

Expedition

This was a pretty challenging hashpoint. In fact it might have been the most challenging I have ever done. I had to make a few attempts to figure out the correct path because of the lack of trails. On my way home from work I decided I could stop at the nature reserve and see how I could get to the hashpoint. Google Maps had the point north of the dry creek when in reality it was to the south.

At the beginning my goal was to find a shortcut across the north side of the dry creek by bushwhacking and using branching trails which weren't on the map. This clearly did not work. I tried one time where I went into the middle of nowhere and another time where I found a trail that simply cut across the forest to a part of the road SOUTH of the creek. I then wandered around to the north side of the creek, but the trails which weren't really trails looked way too steep for me to consider them.

My traditional hike down the trail and then bushwhack up strategy had to be put into action. I took the main trail down (with some guidance from a fellow hiker coming up) and quite quickly made it to the creek. There was a half-circle of rocks next to the creek bed which was of course dry but forested. It looked good enough so I walked in.

The creek bed was heavily forested so the going was quite thorny. Partway through, I started finding cars. Lots and lots of cars. They looked like cars that had fallen off of the cliff above into the creek. I think I climbed over about four. Nightfall was on the way and so I finished with a light three meter climb up the SOUTH creek bank, took my screen shot, forgot my selfie, and quickly headed back. I reached the trail as the last sunlight had faded away.

The way back is always easier when you recognize it and I was able to get home without incident even though I was somewhat scared until I made it to my car. I prayed the whole time I wouldn't break an ankle on the rocks.

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