The green boxes on the map below are geocaches that we haven't found and the smiley faces are ones we have found. I captured a picture of the caches before and after we went looking for them.
Before picture |
After picture |
Gerry was successful in finding this cache after looking for a while. It was windy and she was trying to keep her hair looking great but the wind was playing havoc with it.
By the time we were finished playing it was time to head to Rancho Rustico for dinner. We arrived early and were seated quickly. Since it was Monday, I didn't think they would be that busy. Wrong again, the place filled up very quickly and there weren't many tables free when we left. As usual we had a great meal and the waitress did a great job. They do serve large portions and the 22 oz Dos XX settled in fine. Then it was time to head back to the motorhome and relax and let the food settle in.
Gerry spent 30 minutes picking thorns out of her shoes and then we watched "The Butterfly Effect" movie that was quite strange to say the least. Gerry is still thinking about whether she liked the movie. I didn't care for it at all. Not my cup of tea.
College
student Evan Treborn (Ashton Kutcher) is afflicted with headaches so
painful that he frequently blacks out. While unconscious, Evan is able
to travel back in time to difficult moments in his childhood. He can
also alter the past for friends, like Kayleigh (Amy Smart), who was
molested by her father (Eric Stoltz).
But changing the past can drastically alter the present, and Evan finds
himself in nightmarish alternate realities, including one where he's
locked away in prison.
Release date: January 23, 2004 (USA)
That was our day, how was yours?
We still haven't done any geocaching. Maybe next winter.
ReplyDeleteNice haul on the geocaches. Every restaurant around here definitely gets full by 5. We're headed to Lake Havasu for bluegrass this weekend. Hope our weather stays nice. Rain tonight.
ReplyDeleteNever found a geocache. I think it would be fun but haven't been around anyone to show me the ropes. Probably walked by a ton of them in my time.
ReplyDeleteStop in Tucson on your way home & I will show you the ropes. It's not difficult & is a great time waster. We are near the Pima County Fairgrounds just off of I-10, exit 275. $25/night at Fairgrounds for full hookup.
ReplyDeleteLarry is good at showing the ropes on geocaching! He's shown us a couple of times, but we still haven't done any. We've found a couple by accident though. ;) Btw...that was a lot for one day, Larry!
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