I’m sure it’s plain to those of you who pop by to visit now and again that many of my blogs are primarily for me to record events that I want to look back fondly upon, and this is one of those.
Actually, I wasn’t all that fond of the earlier hours of this morning, as a
migraine set in soon after I dragged myself out of bed. On the upside,
after the visual aura wore off, the headache was very mild, almost
non-existent — which was good because I had geocaching on the schedule and
lots of creative work to dive into afterward. I still have a bunch of that on the docket, so this won’t be a lengthy entry.
I was planning to hit the trail at
Shallow Ford Natural Area
to check on the presence/condition of one of my very old geocaches, which a geocacher had reported as possibly missing. However, a new cache was published
this morning in Altamahaw, not far from Shallow Ford, so I detoured to
it and claimed the almost-but-not-quite-coveted first-to-find honors.
Then I made my way to Shallow Ford to check on “Owl Rock” (GC2HM9H),
so named due to the stack of rocks someone put up along the trail many
years ago; some say it doesn’t really look like an owl, but no comment.
Happily, the cache wasn’t missing. It was right where it was supposed to be,
but it did need a little cleaning up. Once I’d handled that chore, it
occurred to me that there is an old hunting blind along the trail, and a cache
had resided within it once upon a time. That one has been long archived, so I decided to put a new one in its place. It’s called “I Say, Are You Blind?!”,
and I’m hoping the geocaching reviewer will be able to publish it sooner than later.
Afterward, since it was about lunchtime, I drove the short distance down
to Simply Thai in Elon and tore into some delicious chicken lettuce wraps, which
were screaming hot (I might have overdone the dumping of chili pepper oil on them). And then it was back to Casa di Rodan to continue taking care of business.
And now... see you later.
Old dude on the hunt in Altamahaw |
I say, are you blind?! |
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