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== Location ==
 
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North Seattle neighborhood, at the Y between two diverging streets.
  
 
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* [[User:Thomcat|Thomcat]]
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Stop by when back in town
  
 
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I've been on vacation in north eastern Washington, with inaccessible hashpoints around me (< 20km) each day. I noted this point was a possibility before beginning my 500km return trip on Thursday morning.
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The two dimensional top down map made this look like a gentle break between two roads; the aerial view showed some foliage. A simple tree to duck under perhaps? The neighborhood is near some construction, and quite close to Interstate 5. There is a concrete sound barrier wall, but it is wholly insufficient to mask Thursday late rush hour traffic noise.
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What was 2D on the map was a relatively steep downhill in person. The battered sign showing the two streets seemed backwards to me - perhaps confusing to delivery drivers. What looked like foliage was a tree and a whole lot of sticker-guarded berries below. I wondered if I could lean in close, but rarely got below 5 meters distant. Mother nature...
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Just south of the point is Lakeside middle school, and just north Lakeside high school, the alma mater of a certain Redmond based billionaire.
  
 
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Image:2024-08-01_47_-122_thomcat_1722565602820.jpg|Geohasher [https://openstreetmap.org/?mlat=47.72962700&mlon=-122.32678400&zoom=16 @47.7296,-122.3268]
 
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Image:2024-08-01_47_-122_thomcat_1722565907493.jpg|Nearby school [https://openstreetmap.org/?mlat=47.73177400&mlon=-122.32882100&zoom=16 @47.7318,-122.3288]
 
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Latest revision as of 17:12, 2 August 2024

Thu 1 Aug 2024 in Seattle:
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Location

North Seattle neighborhood, at the Y between two diverging streets.

Participants

Plans

Stop by when back in town

Expedition

I've been on vacation in north eastern Washington, with inaccessible hashpoints around me (< 20km) each day. I noted this point was a possibility before beginning my 500km return trip on Thursday morning.

The two dimensional top down map made this look like a gentle break between two roads; the aerial view showed some foliage. A simple tree to duck under perhaps? The neighborhood is near some construction, and quite close to Interstate 5. There is a concrete sound barrier wall, but it is wholly insufficient to mask Thursday late rush hour traffic noise.

What was 2D on the map was a relatively steep downhill in person. The battered sign showing the two streets seemed backwards to me - perhaps confusing to delivery drivers. What looked like foliage was a tree and a whole lot of sticker-guarded berries below. I wondered if I could lean in close, but rarely got below 5 meters distant. Mother nature...

Just south of the point is Lakeside middle school, and just north Lakeside high school, the alma mater of a certain Redmond based billionaire.

Tracklog

Photos

Achievements