As forecast, the weather did make a big change from the high
temperatures we were experiencing.
Yesterday morning was only a few degrees above freezing and with the
wind, was downright chilly. Our highs
the past couple of days were in the lower 60’sF even when it was sunny.
I spent most of my Saturday and Sunday out geocaching along
the Florence Kelvin Highway, mostly on my bike.
Aileen came along Saturday morning and moved the car along. At one point, when I was out of sight of the
road, some kind of cop came along and asked her what she was doing. He left her alone after she explained what I was
up to.
I rode my bike from where I parked the car then made my way
back later. Both days I had to ride
against some nasty wind to get back. Good
thing it was slightly downhill. I found
44 caches on Saturday and 55 more yesterday in about four hours. I pedaled my bike in excess of 20 kms
yesterday so it is a good way to get some exercise. I sure fell asleep in a
hurry last night too! The wind was
blowing too strong today to take the bike out so I did other things.
I started washing the motor home again as we had a dust
storm followed by some rain the other day which messed up my cleaning job. I also made a visit to our little library to
restock our reading supply. I even did
some reading for a change. Our
neighbour, Daryl, made a tandem jump out of a plane today to celebrate his 80th
birthday. That is something I could
never do!
We had friends Ken and Marie over for supper again last
night as it was her birthday today and we were planning on attending the ATV
club potluck tonight. There was a huge
turnout to the potluck tonight will a large selection of dishes to choose
from. Aileen said she won’t have any
sympathy for me if I’m up in the night with a tummy ache! Aileen took a big dish of gluten free scalloped
potatoes and one of the other ladies remembered her allergy and made a gluten
free quinoa salad that was very tasty.
The ATV group are all very friendly so we enjoy the get togethers.
The photos in this post were all taken with an old 6 meg Kodak point and shoot. I keep it in my pack because it is so much lighter than my other cameras but it is not nearly as good for close up shots.
This was over near Quartzsite a couple weeks ago. There was a geocache up between the two arches so I had to make the climb. I was actually up there four years ago but didn't know anything about the sport at the time
Can you see my car down in the center of the picture?
Looking through one of the arches
This was a little different geocache I found on Saturday. It is a 9mm pistol casing with the log tightly rolled up inside and
This is how it was hidden in a fence post. Click on the image to enlarge
I ate my lunch yesterday while enjoying the view of this crested cactus
great shots enjoy the trips
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