And finally caught up on photos! Yay!
Mar. 5th, 2013 10:33 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fenchurchOn Sunday, we ended up heading north a bit for some Open Houses (we're starting to get a bit more serious about this househunting thing) and decided to grab some Geocaches while we were there. While out on a short hike, we discovered that Katniss Everdeen is apparently now making birdhouses. I rather suspect this was some sort of Girl Scout project, just judging by the other drawings, still... it made me smile.
On Monday, I headed out once again to Redmond Ridge to find a Geocache... making it my 731st consecutive day of finding at least one Geocache a day (i.e. two years and a leap day). Still can't believe I've managed to go this long and I'm not sure when (or how!) I'm going to stop. Not only is there a lot of momentum behind it, but it's become a firmly ingrained habit. At this point, I'm thinking I'll go until the day when it's just too inconvenient to go on.
Anyway, one of the reasons I love Geocaching is because it takes me to beautiful locations that I might otherwise never have found, such as the one I posted yesterday, and this trail through the woods near Redmond Ridge definitely counts.
It always amazes me that we have this sort of thing, so close to a city and suburbs.
Today, I had several errands to run in Kirkland and I stopped off at Juanita Beach again to see if I could find that pesky Difficulty 4 Geocache (sadly, no luck), so I thought I'd get a shot of the beach, complete with filtered sunlight. This is looking out across Lake Washington and if you squint, you can even see some of the taller buildings in downtown Seattle in the distance. And, in case you're wondering, yeah... I did end up finding another Geocaching nearby, so the streak continues!
Crossposted from my Livejournal.
On Monday, I headed out once again to Redmond Ridge to find a Geocache... making it my 731st consecutive day of finding at least one Geocache a day (i.e. two years and a leap day). Still can't believe I've managed to go this long and I'm not sure when (or how!) I'm going to stop. Not only is there a lot of momentum behind it, but it's become a firmly ingrained habit. At this point, I'm thinking I'll go until the day when it's just too inconvenient to go on.
Anyway, one of the reasons I love Geocaching is because it takes me to beautiful locations that I might otherwise never have found, such as the one I posted yesterday, and this trail through the woods near Redmond Ridge definitely counts.
It always amazes me that we have this sort of thing, so close to a city and suburbs.
Today, I had several errands to run in Kirkland and I stopped off at Juanita Beach again to see if I could find that pesky Difficulty 4 Geocache (sadly, no luck), so I thought I'd get a shot of the beach, complete with filtered sunlight. This is looking out across Lake Washington and if you squint, you can even see some of the taller buildings in downtown Seattle in the distance. And, in case you're wondering, yeah... I did end up finding another Geocaching nearby, so the streak continues!
Crossposted from my Livejournal.
