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Revision as of 01:32, 17 August 2010
| Mon 16 Aug 2010 in 42,-122: 42.1611331, -122.6865967 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
In the hills south of Ashland, Oregon.
Participants
Expedition
Hoping for a favorable hashpoint in the area, we checked on Monday morning to find the hash just a mile and a half from BigBrother5000's house. After consulting several maps, we drove about a half-mile to the beginning of a trail system -- driving a half-mile sounding more than a little frivilous, but more understandable if you know the kind of terrain that Ashland is built on.
A mile or so of trail walking brought us within 450 feet of the point. From there, it was a bit of a scramble up a steep slope of dry forest, dodging poison oak and admiring the great madrona trees. We reached the hashpoint without a great deal of trouble or fanfare. We took a few photos, and our minds turned to breakfast.
Photos
To come.
Michael5000 and his tricorder.
Another success for Mrs.5000.
View from the hashpoint.
He knows what you're thinking, and no he doesn't look like a koala.
