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Revision as of 00:02, 8 August 2019
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Location
Participants
Plans
Expedition
Tracklog
Photos
Path near a road
Path near a road, part two
Path under a road
Park
Made it!
Me!
View at the hashpoint
View at the hashpoint, part two
View at the hashpoint, part three. What's that in the trees?
Some emergency rescue devices! For if someone is drowning in...
...this creek!
A little path.
Train tracks.
Some concrete things, with plants in them
I walked on this path. But not the whole thing.
I also walked on this path. Not the whole thing here, either, and in fact less in absolute terms, but more in relative terms.
In Canada they call this a "Hydro corridor". Because there's water there? No! There's electricity there. Is the electricity hydroelectric? It's mostly nuclear fission, in fact! This has been my lesson about Canada, thank you for coming
Achievements
