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Latest revision as of 05:27, 3 January 2022
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| Sun 2 Jan 2022 in 34,-118: 34.1186794, -118.1456915 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
- In South Pasadena in the center of Stratford Avenue, just south of its intersection with Grevelia Street and Clark Place.
- Google Map of Hashpoint
Participants
Plans
- Bravissimo594 plans to arrive at this Sunday hashpoint at 4:00 pm local time.
Expedition
I left home on eBike and arrived a couple of minutes after 4:00 pm. In South Pasadena's Garfield Park, right next to the hashpoint, lots of people enjoyed the warm sunshine on a Sunday afternoon. A long slackline stretched between two trees in the park for some enthusiasts to practice, to show off, or both. Shuttlecocks got *bapped* between two people on the grass with no net in between them. Children practiced on their new-from-the-holidays bicycles.
I stayed put for 15 to 20 minutes and then rode off to visit floats in Pasadena.
-- Bravissimo594 (talk)
Photos
Success! Back in action for 2022.
Biked to the point. @34.1187,-118.1457
Left a description for others.
Achievements
