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I missed the canonical 4PM meet time, but will see how close I can get on my way home ~6ish. --[[User:Buxley|Buxley]] 23:55, 16 June 2008 (UTC)
 
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Just got back from my aborted attempt.  The point appears to be located on the property of [[http://palo-alto-ca.addresses.com/yp_results.php?ReportType=44&MoreInfoResult=1&qrecid=LMS52872667 Boething TreeLand]], a for-wholesalers-only tree farm; "Golf Lane" is the driveway leading into the place.  I tried entering on foot, from the north, got as far as their front office, then saw a sign pointing towards the desired direction labeled "Private Residence - No Entry".  Didn't really feel like dealing with potentially needing permission from both TreeLand ''and'' a random resident, so I went back to Alpine Road and got to Golf Lane via a parking lot opposite La Mesa Drive.  Saw plenty of "This is property of TreeLand" signage from that direction, which makes me pretty sure about whom one would need to get clearance from.  Had been out at "lunch" for way too long at that point to warrant heading back to their front office, explaining my goals to the office person there, and trundling across their property and back - and ''certainly'' wasn't going to just start milling around their lot during business hours - so I scotched my attempt <0.2 miles short.  Sigh.  Hope the above proves remotely helpful to somebody else out there, though! --[[User:Youhas|Youhas]] 00:16, 17 June 2008 (UTC)

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Looks like an easy one for any Stanford-area geohashers: Just off Alpine Road, possibly in private land (Please Do Not Tresspass). I'll try to check it out, but it's going to be late (like, 8:30pm or later). Hopefully someone will scout it before then and let me know what to expect ;-) --Tapin 17:47, 16 June 2008 (UTC)

I might drop by on the way home from work. Would be leaving RWC at around 4pm. FunkyTuba 19:36, 16 June 2008 (UTC)

Ugh - close enough, but not really the sort of journey I'd care to make during drive-time hours. Will see if I can't shift things around here at work and do a mid-afternoon "lunch" hour to scout things out, though. --Youhas 19:56, 16 June 2008 (UTC)

I'll swing by there on the ride home, around 6:30pm or so. Zigdon 20:16, 16 June 2008 (UTC)

I missed the canonical 4PM meet time, but will see how close I can get on my way home ~6ish. --Buxley 23:55, 16 June 2008 (UTC)

Just got back from my aborted attempt. The point appears to be located on the property of [Boething TreeLand], a for-wholesalers-only tree farm; "Golf Lane" is the driveway leading into the place. I tried entering on foot, from the north, got as far as their front office, then saw a sign pointing towards the desired direction labeled "Private Residence - No Entry". Didn't really feel like dealing with potentially needing permission from both TreeLand and a random resident, so I went back to Alpine Road and got to Golf Lane via a parking lot opposite La Mesa Drive. Saw plenty of "This is property of TreeLand" signage from that direction, which makes me pretty sure about whom one would need to get clearance from. Had been out at "lunch" for way too long at that point to warrant heading back to their front office, explaining my goals to the office person there, and trundling across their property and back - and certainly wasn't going to just start milling around their lot during business hours - so I scotched my attempt <0.2 miles short. Sigh. Hope the above proves remotely helpful to somebody else out there, though! --Youhas 00:16, 17 June 2008 (UTC)