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== Location ==
 
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Likely private property next to the Burke Gilman trail in Lake Forest Park
  
 
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Not too far from [[2017-07-25_47_-122]], this was easy enough to check out on the way to work.
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I pulled into the Sheridan Beach neighborhood and drove past the fenced yard containing the geohash - house not for sale. This will be a no public access geohash.
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After parking, I walked along the trail to see the view from that angle - 18 meters away - then around the block to walk in front of the house - 20 meters away.
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Running through the property is McAleer creek, and quite nearby is a McAleer creek bypass, required to prevent flooding. We got more than 2" of rain this last weekend, so this bypass was running with a lot of water. Cool stuff - though I wonder what the basements of some of the older houses look (and smell) like.
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Anyhow, interesting expedition, but point not reached.
  
 
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Image:2022-03-01_47_-122_thomcat_1646151156296.jpg|Sheridan Beach [https://openstreetmap.org/?mlat=47.75179397&mlon=-122.27999697&zoom=16 @47.7518,-122.2800]
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Location

Likely private property next to the Burke Gilman trail in Lake Forest Park

Participants

Plans

Expedition

Not too far from 2017-07-25_47_-122, this was easy enough to check out on the way to work.

I pulled into the Sheridan Beach neighborhood and drove past the fenced yard containing the geohash - house not for sale. This will be a no public access geohash.

After parking, I walked along the trail to see the view from that angle - 18 meters away - then around the block to walk in front of the house - 20 meters away.

Running through the property is McAleer creek, and quite nearby is a McAleer creek bypass, required to prevent flooding. We got more than 2" of rain this last weekend, so this bypass was running with a lot of water. Cool stuff - though I wonder what the basements of some of the older houses look (and smell) like.

Anyhow, interesting expedition, but point not reached.

Tracklog

Photos

Achievements