Memorial Day Hash

[Ted Oliverio]

The SF spot is just a short distance from shore off the E end of the Richmond/San Rafael bridge. Or a short swim if you jump overboard from the ferry. ;)

Could be an easy sail (or windsurf, etc.) from any of the nearby marinas.

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[Anne Ogborn]

I know somebody who keeps a 26ft sailboat at Brisbane Marina, but nobody closer.

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[Anne Ogborn]

I talked to Lance - the boat can take4-6 people. It'd be a pretty cold, miserable day on the bay today,
and he was otherwise occupied anyway, but in general it's do-able, esp. on weekends if we can give him
advance warning. 

The boat's in Brisbane Marina, so we should look for a hash near there and don our pirate gear some time.

[Anne Ogborn]

This sunday's SF graticule hash point is a short distance north of highway 92 on a hill above 
Crystal Springs Reservoir.

I've done some research - the point's on SFPUC private land, not open to public.

[Anne Ogborn]

I'm going to try for today's SJ point. I'm starting from Fremont. Intend to go about 6:30pm to avoid the worst of Niles Canyon traffic.

http://www.pathwayslms.com:19049/index.htm?maptype=google&centerlat=37.61847215551372&centerlong=-121.89032793045044&z=16&y=2013&m=6&d=18&lat=37&long=-121



Appears to be in a public area - there are trails

call 510 938 9168 if you want to go along. I can pick you up at the Fremont BART station.

Annie