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I was surprised at the relatively easy ride up 99W, despite a couple of hills.  Peavy Arboretum is an OSU-run demonstration forest on a hill surrounded by farms and streets that are named after being able to see Mt. Hood.  It's a nice place!  It was pretty busy, so I felt weird about tromping through the forest in an attempt to reach the hashpoint.  I felt even more weird about the fact that the hashpoint was right off of a path, and my wanderings through thickets and heavy vegetation were unnecessary.
 
I was surprised at the relatively easy ride up 99W, despite a couple of hills.  Peavy Arboretum is an OSU-run demonstration forest on a hill surrounded by farms and streets that are named after being able to see Mt. Hood.  It's a nice place!  It was pretty busy, so I felt weird about tromping through the forest in an attempt to reach the hashpoint.  I felt even more weird about the fact that the hashpoint was right off of a path, and my wanderings through thickets and heavy vegetation were unnecessary.
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== [[User:Higgs|Higgs]]' Sad Story of Failure ==
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So [[User:Frogman|Frogman]] had introduced me to geohashing just days before and I thought it sounded really cool.  So when he asked if I wanted to hit a bike hash on Sunday I was all for it.  After stopping for a break about 2 miles in I realized I was way out of shape and I didn't know how far we were going.  After [[User:Frogman|Frogman]] mentioned how far away it was I realized I wasn't in the condition to keep up with him for 13+ more miles.  And so goes the story of how I failed my first geohash.
  
 
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| latitude = 44
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| longitude = -123
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| date = 2013-10-20
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| name = [[User:Frogman|Frogman]] ([[User talk:Frogman|talk]])
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| distance = 15.2
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| image = 2013-10-20 44 -123 ontheway.jpg
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Latest revision as of 04:22, 14 August 2019

Sun 20 Oct 2013 in 44,-123:
44.6560083, -123.2360833
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Location

Off of the John H. Beuter Road in Peavy Arboretum.

Participants

Plans

I saw that this hash was pretty close to Corvallis, so I planned on doing it!

Expedition

I was surprised at the relatively easy ride up 99W, despite a couple of hills. Peavy Arboretum is an OSU-run demonstration forest on a hill surrounded by farms and streets that are named after being able to see Mt. Hood. It's a nice place! It was pretty busy, so I felt weird about tromping through the forest in an attempt to reach the hashpoint. I felt even more weird about the fact that the hashpoint was right off of a path, and my wanderings through thickets and heavy vegetation were unnecessary.

Higgs' Sad Story of Failure

So Frogman had introduced me to geohashing just days before and I thought it sounded really cool. So when he asked if I wanted to hit a bike hash on Sunday I was all for it. After stopping for a break about 2 miles in I realized I was way out of shape and I didn't know how far we were going. After Frogman mentioned how far away it was I realized I wasn't in the condition to keep up with him for 13+ more miles. And so goes the story of how I failed my first geohash.

Tracklog

Photos

Achievements

Bikegeohash.png
Frogman (talk) earned the Bicycle geohash achievement
by cycling 15.2 to and from the (44, -123) geohash on 2013-10-20.
2013-10-20 44 -123 ontheway.jpg