Favorite quotes from Unshelved Answers (slightly edited and rearranged):
"Reading...it's not for everyone".
I worked the Ready Reference desk at a public library. When people called in and said 'My taxes pay your salary" I'd tell them "Well, I need a raise!". – CrabbyLibrarian Apr 26 at 18:53
And my taxes pay for police cars but I don't get to drive one. – David Bigwood yesterday
My taxes build highways, but they only let me drive on one side. – Amy
It's not JUST about what I had for breakfast...
Friday, April 30, 2010
Monday, April 19, 2010
Monday
Two things I learned from watching Ken Kramer's About San Diego.
Stephen Kearny's name is pronounced Karny
and
Lanoitan Ave. in National City is, wait for it, National spelled backwards!
and
Lanoitan Ave. in National City is, wait for it, National spelled backwards!
Friday, April 02, 2010
Friday Caching
Headed out to Sweetwater Lake to look for some more geocaches. I found all of them, except for one. There certainly are a lot of trails out there to hike on. And ride bikes, too! I saw several people out pedaling around. If I had taken MY bike, I wouldn't have spent four hours hiking!
I parked at the park, because it's hard to find a place to park that doesn't involve private
property.
Google Maps Streetview shows San Miguel Road as being open, but it now has PRIVATE PROPERTY signs all over the place, and there is a BIG GATE. I guess they wanna protect the power transmission lines and equipment installation up there on the hill from neer-do-wells. I was hiking from the southeast, so I just walked through the gap in the fence. What's the point of all that razor wire, then?
That road to the left is PRIVATE PROPERTY!!! Do not go there! You have been warned!
I got to the last cache and spotted it easily. Then I opened it up --
Then I tried a bit farther --
And a little farther --
And then I went back the other way --
There she be!
Gmaps Pedometer says I did 5.5 miles. With their typically bizarre elevation chart.
I parked at the park, because it's hard to find a place to park that doesn't involve private
property.
Google Maps Streetview shows San Miguel Road as being open, but it now has PRIVATE PROPERTY signs all over the place, and there is a BIG GATE. I guess they wanna protect the power transmission lines and equipment installation up there on the hill from neer-do-wells. I was hiking from the southeast, so I just walked through the gap in the fence. What's the point of all that razor wire, then?
That road to the left is PRIVATE PROPERTY!!! Do not go there! You have been warned!
I got to the last cache and spotted it easily. Then I opened it up --
Then I tried a bit farther --
And a little farther --
And then I went back the other way --
There she be!
Gmaps Pedometer says I did 5.5 miles. With their typically bizarre elevation chart.
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