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| − | + | So, continuing from [[2019-03-23 43 -120]], I drove south on US 385, only the second time I've traveled that road. It periodically rained and then snowed, so I wasn't able to focus on the scenery, but the scenery and the drive were both pretty dramatic. The weather had stabilized when I got to the intersection with US 140, which climbs rapidly up into snowy ridges but was cleared and easy to drive on. The hashpoint is on a gravel turnoff if you look on Google Maps, but as I found it it was a big field of perfect white snow. I've never lived anyplace that it snows much, so I've only waded out into a snow field a few times in my life. It was fun! | |
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| − | + | Then I got back in the car and headed down the hill to the town of Lakeview, namesake of the graticule that I had just geohashed -- the first person ever to do such a thing! I was not met with a parade, but they sold me some food and gasoline. I started the long drive back to Prineville, using the very pretty Paisley highway this time; the rain and snow was very heavy at first but I soon got west of the weather and before sundown even saw a hint of blue sky. | |
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| + | File:2019-03-23 42 -120 turnout.jpg|The hashpoint is usually a turnoff from Highway 140, but there was no turning off today. | ||
| + | File:2019-03-23 42 -120 car.jpg| So, I just parked at the side of the road. There wasn't any traffic. | ||
| + | File:2019-03-23 42 -120 me 2.jpg|I trudged out to the hashpoint. | ||
| + | File:2019-03-23 42 -120 deep.jpg|...through snow up to my knees! | ||
| + | File:2019-03-23 42 -120 view 2.jpg|It was very pretty. | ||
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Location
In a snow-covered turnoff off of Highway 140.
Participants
Expedition
So, continuing from 2019-03-23 43 -120, I drove south on US 385, only the second time I've traveled that road. It periodically rained and then snowed, so I wasn't able to focus on the scenery, but the scenery and the drive were both pretty dramatic. The weather had stabilized when I got to the intersection with US 140, which climbs rapidly up into snowy ridges but was cleared and easy to drive on. The hashpoint is on a gravel turnoff if you look on Google Maps, but as I found it it was a big field of perfect white snow. I've never lived anyplace that it snows much, so I've only waded out into a snow field a few times in my life. It was fun!
Then I got back in the car and headed down the hill to the town of Lakeview, namesake of the graticule that I had just geohashed -- the first person ever to do such a thing! I was not met with a parade, but they sold me some food and gasoline. I started the long drive back to Prineville, using the very pretty Paisley highway this time; the rain and snow was very heavy at first but I soon got west of the weather and before sundown even saw a hint of blue sky.
Photos
The hashpoint is usually a turnoff from Highway 140, but there was no turning off today.
So, I just parked at the side of the road. There wasn't any traffic.
I trudged out to the hashpoint.
...through snow up to my knees!
It was very pretty.
Achievements
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Michael5000 earned the Multihash Achievement
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Michael5000 earned the Graticule Unlocked Achievement
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Michael5000 achieved level 7 of the Minesweeper Geohash achievement
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Michael5000 achieved level 5 of the Minesweeper Geohash achievement
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