Today was the SouthWest Arizona Geocachers 8th annual event, which includes a free tri-tip bbq...YUM! Norman and I were the official greeters for the first hour and registered close to 200 people from as far away as Alabama, Saskatchewan and Finland. I need to admit most were snowbirds from Arizona...lol. It was only 37 degrees, when we got up. But at least it wasn't raining as predicted. You can tell by the picture, it was nice and sunny, but stayed a bit chilly all day.
Travel Bugs...for you "muggles" travel bugs are items with registered numbers, which we can log online as 'discovered'. Most we find in caches and move them to other caches. I have one that is in Pendleton, and G'son Cole has one in Germany now. Here are two interesting ones...a tattoo...and a manikin (she dried up waiting for her kiss...hee-hee).
Speaking of geocaches...I thought you might enjoy the one we discovered in the desert the other day. I can't remember, where we found the log. But it was a sneaky hide...
We've had high gusty winds the past few days. It's made for some interesting clouds. At one time they looked like that batting sold to use as spider webs on Halloween. This one I couldn't figure out. It was an even more perfect circle without anything in the middle, when I first saw it. But it took a minute to get the camera and take the picture.
Cervesas and rum n Coke with Pancho were in order, when the three of us shopped in Mexico the other day. It was a great time, as we didn't have to wait or hurry for our fellows...lol. They went without us to a gun show.
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