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My geocaching route today. How does that work for ya?
Here is a panorama I made at one point. There is SUPPOSED to be an airship in the sky, that was the point of the panorama, but all I see is one little dot that MIGHT be the airship.
I swear I didn't want to touch this even after I figured out it was the cache.
How about this cute little critter?
And this guy was so hilariously fierce!
The hills are quite scared with motorcycle trails and roads. I am quite torn, back in the day I would have been riding here, I bet, and I'd be tempted now if I had a bike. A few minutes later a motorcyclist came down the hill on the road/trail to the left.
There was a stink bug (Pinacate beetle) in this cache hole!
Jets kept circling around. I don't know why. Touch and go practice at Brown Field?
You can see the wheels are down in the next picture.
This picture is definitely better!
I saw a bunch of aircraft today. The airship, helicopters, private planes going to Brown Field, the noisy, I mean Sound Of Freedom, jets, and a couple either "drones" or powered hang glider-type light aircraft.
I walked about 4.582 miles this morning, which I'm sure you know if you clicked the link to Google Pedometer/miler/meter.com
Nineteen caches found, and two DNFs. No snakes sighted, no injuries to report. My ankle-thing started bothering me a little, but no more than usual.
On a sad note I had transported two mice for release but forgot to let them go when I parked the vehicle. When I got back they were dead.
The only sound in the cave was Howard, weeping.
"Shh," said Boots, patting him. "The mouses are sleeping." -- Gregor And The Marks Of Secret
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