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Latest revision as of 04:54, 7 April 2022
| Wed 6 Apr 2022 in 45,-121: 45.3070049, -121.8303935 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
On the side of U.S. 26, between Rhododendron and Government Camp.
Participants
Expedition
Having taken a pass on the chance to wander through a car lot in Gladstone yesterday, I thought I would probably take a pass on the chance to drive for an hour to stand on the side of a highway, too. But as the workday wore on, the idea of a drive in the country started to sound pretty good.
It was a clear spring day, and there were lots of great views of Mount Hood on the way out. A generous pull-out across the road from the hashpoint made it pretty easy to park safely. I crossed the highway, stood on the hashpoint, looked around a bit, and then went home.
Photos
Parking Mrs.5000's car by the roadside.
Somebody drives past the hashpoint.
I made it!
I celebrate another triumph.
Looking back towards the car from ground zero.
Achievements
My first expedition to the (45,-121) section of Clackamas County.
