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| + | At 15:40 [[User:Robyn|Robyn]] and Wade arrived at what satellite views indicated was the head of a trail leading almost directly to the hashpoint. Unfortunately the road was clearly marked with No Tresspassing signs, so we had to stop there, a third of a mile from the hashpoint. | ||
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| + | We chalkmarked the pavement and a rock, photographed the GPS, the no trespassing sign, and the tempting trail beyond, and waited hopefully for more geohashers, so we could perhaps adjourn to a more accessible point. We waited until 16:20, whiling away the time playing catch with a large rubber dinosaur purchased for the occasion (Value Village: $2.99). We noticed a car stop just up the road, for a moment, but they then sped off, without coming to visit. | ||
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Revision as of 03:40, 20 July 2008
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About
Just off the Mountain Loop Highway, near Granite Falls.
Expeditions
Thomcat
Could be 4pm, could be 5pm - depends on the status of my 2pm appointment in Everett.
Robyn
At 15:40 Robyn and Wade arrived at what satellite views indicated was the head of a trail leading almost directly to the hashpoint. Unfortunately the road was clearly marked with No Tresspassing signs, so we had to stop there, a third of a mile from the hashpoint.
We chalkmarked the pavement and a rock, photographed the GPS, the no trespassing sign, and the tempting trail beyond, and waited hopefully for more geohashers, so we could perhaps adjourn to a more accessible point. We waited until 16:20, whiling away the time playing catch with a large rubber dinosaur purchased for the occasion (Value Village: $2.99). We noticed a car stop just up the road, for a moment, but they then sped off, without coming to visit.
