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Image:20080528-Topo_Map.jpg|<center>My Map</center> | Image:20080528-Topo_Map.jpg|<center>My Map</center> | ||
Image:20080528-Begining_of_Trail.JPG|<center>Begining of Red Rocks Trail</center> | Image:20080528-Begining_of_Trail.JPG|<center>Begining of Red Rocks Trail</center> | ||
| − | Image:20080528-Parking_Lot.jpg|<center>The Parking Lot | + | Image:20080528-Parking_Lot.jpg|<center>The Parking Lot from the Top of the Hill</center> |
Image:20080528-Graveyards.jpg|<center>Small Graveyard in Front<br>Larger Graveyard in Back</center> | Image:20080528-Graveyards.jpg|<center>Small Graveyard in Front<br>Larger Graveyard in Back</center> | ||
Image:20080528-Funny_Sign.jpg|<center>A Sign!</center> | Image:20080528-Funny_Sign.jpg|<center>A Sign!</center> | ||
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| Wed 28 May 2008 in 39,-105: 39.6874509, -105.2122076 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
39.68745°, -105.212208°
Summary
The SW Denver location today (39.68745°,-105.212208°) was reached by one person: Me (Mike). The cordinates were in the Matthews-Winters Open Space Park, approximately 1 mile from the parking lot.
I left Golden around 5:30, arrived at the parking lot at 5:40, and walked up the Red Rocks Trail. Using only a topographic map, I found the approimate spot (within a 7 meter circle, more accurate than a GPS). After a few pictures, I went exploring. Up the hill (West) from the location was a little grave yard, and further up was a No Trespassing Sign. I passed many bikers on the trail (as well as the Park Ranger). After that, I headed back to the crowded parking lot. Got into my car and drove home again.
Geohashers
Total: 1
- Mike
Pictures
My Map 
Begining of Red Rocks Trail 
The Parking Lot from the Top of the Hill 
Small Graveyard in Front
Larger Graveyard in Back
A Sign! 
Warning, Bikers on Trail 
Bigger Warning, Park Ranger on Trail 
The Lot was Full!
