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Revision as of 23:54, 12 June 2014
| Thu 12 Jun 2014 in 44,-123: 44.7045167, -123.3160857 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
On a logged hillside in northern Benton County.
Participants
Plans
I contacted my friends but they all "had work" or were "out of town". Typical excuses! Looks like this is a solo expedition.
Expedition
I'm still getting used to driving manual transmission, so I drove carefully to the point. After turning at Adair Village, the road continued on and became gravel. There were a bunch of turn-offs and I had trouble figuring out which one to use, but eventually I found the right one. There was a sign warning of logging ahead, and forbidding parking, so I parked a little way down the road.
I walked up the logging road. It was a nice day! The walk was about a kilometer in the half, so definitely pretty easy. The hashpoint was in an already logged area. I could hear machinery in the background, presumably logging elsewhere.
Tracklog
Photos
Ominous!
On this hill sits the hashpoint.
Goofy grin.
View to the south.
View to the west.
My hashscot!
Achievements
