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I'm slowly making my way into the park, and mapping the location and trunk sizes of the trees. I think having trunk size (I'm eyeballing diameters) is really useful for the map. My tree identifications are tentative, and I'm finding as I check my work that my placements are not always to my satisfaction. I should really be doing this cartography with a crew of people. It's way too confusing to be pacing out distances and noting them down, while I'm also photographing the trees. Fall is fast approaching. I want to at least have decent portraits of all the major trees in the park before their leaves go away.
The red paths are how I intend to organize the numbers and names of the interior trees. I don't know if the various areas I've named have more official names. Let me know what you think.
When I am more confident of the identifications, I'll upload a hi-res map.
Which I took because I didn't have a proper data plan, and couldn't get Google Maps like a normal 21st century smartphone person.
From my house to the Mission:
www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=3106332
So friends were hanging out in the city... I wanted to join, but I also wanted to go ride. SOLUTION!
(I started at like 2:30pm, which isn't all that unusual for me. Total moving time was like 3:40-something, at least for the trip to the city. I think it was closer to 5 hours with stops though)
Hochzeits-, Geburtstags- und Geschäftsauflösungsfest von Dino und Andrea Rey mit Familie, Freunden und Bekannten im Waldhaus Bonstetten am Sonntagabend, 22. Juli 2018..Foto Martin Platter
177 miles total (285 km): 1st day 77 miles; 2nd day 100 miles. GPS log and details connect.garmin.com/activity/51627568
Note: South is up on this map. That's fitting as the map is visible as you leave town, not as you enter.
The letter T in Map 1 is the Bus Terminal in Pedro Montt street and the balloon with a letter A is my house in Pasaje Lund 16.
In Pedro Montt street you can take a colectivo marked with number 8 (or C) in a big orange sign at the top of the roof which also says Cordillera. You can ask the driver to drop you in "Subida Castillo" in Merlet Street or plaza Eleuterio Ramirez, then you can walk by the same street you were coming but this time down the hill two blocks and at your left you'll find Pasaje Lund, my home is at the end of that walk only street marked with number 16, my door has a "Bienvenidos (Welcome)" sign also. The price of the colectivo from the bus terminal to subida Castillo is 500 pesos approx.
*"Colectivos" are cheaper than taxis in Valparaiso. Colectivo is like a city bus but in a car.