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| + | File:2014-12-14 43 -121 tree1.jpg | We saw these signs on trees. No idea what they mean. | ||
| + | File:2014-12-14 43 -121 grins.jpg | Grins! | ||
| + | File:2014-12-14 43 -121 x.jpg | This X (which was already there) marks the spot (of the hashpoint). | ||
| + | File:2014-12-14 43 -121 tree2.jpg | This tree, similar to the first one, was right by the hashpoint. | ||
| + | File:2014-12-14 43 -121 hashpoint.jpg | Hanging out. | ||
| + | File:2014-12-14 43 -121 proof.jpg | Proof! | ||
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Revision as of 19:42, 16 December 2014
| Sun 14 Dec 2014 in 43,-121: 43.7841481, -121.4444280 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
Just north of a recycling transfer station on US Hwy. 97.
Participants
Expedition
We weren't quite sure whether this hashpoint would be accessible via the transfer station (would it be closed that day? would they let us park there?) so instead we took nearby Sugarpine Butte Road to an NFS road which we walked on for about a mile until the hashpoint. It was cold and frosty, but it was warm in the sun. There were elk tracks frozen in the ground.
Tracklog
Photos
We saw these signs on trees. No idea what they mean.
Grins!
This X (which was already there) marks the spot (of the hashpoint).
This tree, similar to the first one, was right by the hashpoint.
Hanging out.
Proof!
Achievements
