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Latest revision as of 19:49, 18 March 2022
| Sun 10 Jan 2010 in 49,-122: 49.2293420, -122.7467636 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
On the side of a farm in Pitt Meadows.
Participants
Planning
- looks like a ~3 hour bike ride out there -- leave around noon, aim to be there by 15h?
- bike out to SkyTrain
- SkyTrain to Lougheed Station
- bike along the Lougheed Hwy to Pitt Meadows, follow the Woolridge bike route from there
Expedition
I left home after some lunch; I rode, then SkyTrained, then rode off to Coquitlam without incident. Around Coquitlam, however, I soon discovered a lack of signage, followed by three different exits all advertised as highways to "East". Picking one, and then navigating from there, I wound up on a somewhat unintuitive route through Coquitlam and then Port Coquitlam -- losing my map along the way and then navigating by guesswork -- but eventually making it to the Pitt River Bridge safe and in one piece.
The hashpoint was only a few kilometres away from the bridge, and the way was on a rather nice bike path (despite the sound effects from the nearby gun club.) Sadly, though, the farm the hashpoint fell on not only was behind a rather steep and deep ditch -- but the owner's house was pretty clearly not welcome to trespassers.
After some lupper, I turned my bike around and started biking back to Burnaby. This time, I actually stayed on the Lougheed Highway the whole time -- while a somewhat indirect route by a few kilometres, it was a lot easier to follow without a map. After the Skytrain trip back to Vancouver and the subsequent ride home from there, I was home in time for dinner.
