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Revision as of 10:38, 8 December 2011
| Thu 8 Dec 2011 in -37,145: -37.8795012, 145.1922587 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
On a footpath/cycling path in Shepherd's Bush, a park in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne.
Participants
Just Stevage. Aww. tAlex cbf.
Expedition
As usually happens, I was alerted to the hash by Felix Dance. A fantastic location, in a nice park, about 13km from my house. Shepherd's Bush is one of a series of parks along the Dandenong Creek, a boundary that for a long time marked the de facto eastern border of Melbourne. You can see it in this 1966 Melway: http://melwayed1.melway.com.au/071.jpg (the hash is right on the red text that says "Shire of Knox").
My parents live nearby, so I'm somewhat familiar with the area. I've walked within 2m or so of the hash before.
Anyway, I was going to ride there after work. But work was followed by work drinks. In the end, I drove, mostly because I wanted to see the hash in daylight. I couldn't find my camera, so had to use the GPS one.
I drove. I walked 200 metres down a lovely path, listening to the frogs, the cockatoos, and walking through a few spiders webs. As I got closer, it looked like the point might be in some wetlands, or at least require some gnarly bushbashing. No such luck. Disappointingly, it was really right next to the path.
Tracklog
http://www.gpsies.com/map.do?fileId=ekxzuiizhghkjjvh
Photos
Frog eggs? They were quite high off the ground.
