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*It was the first success in the Baker City graticule for both of us (after two earlier fails for Michael5000) | *It was the first success in the Baker City graticule for both of us (after two earlier fails for Michael5000) | ||
| + | *For Michael5000: Ties 2023 with 2011 for most expeditions attempted (55), and makes 2023 the Best Year Ever for most successful expeditions (47). | ||
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Location
Off of Oregon Highway 203, northeast of Baker City.
Participants
Expedition
Approaching Baker City from the north on I-84, we turned off on the "Medicine Springs Highway" and drove a few miles east to where the road starts to climb out of the Powder River Basin. The hashpoint was in sagebrush a short walk up from the road; the gate would have been a pain to unlatch and relatch twice, but it was easy enough to duck under the barbed wire. Mrs.5000 was tracking mud for a little while, but it was all worth it for some nice views and of course the thrill of reaching the hashpoint.
Photos
Arriving in the vicinity
View from the hashpoint
Us, at the hashpoint
There, at the local scale
There, at the broader scale
Achievements
- It was the first success in the Baker City graticule for both of us (after two earlier fails for Michael5000)
- For Michael5000: Ties 2023 with 2011 for most expeditions attempted (55), and makes 2023 the Best Year Ever for most successful expeditions (47).
