One of the Reasons I Like Geocaching

I needed some exercise, so on the way home from work yesterday, I did Dunhnh, duhn duhn-duhn… –a quick walk of about 1.5 miles roundtrip in the hills above Glendale. This is what I got to watch on my way to the cache.

California Historic Landmarks

I’ve started visiting California Historic Landmark plaques and logging them at www.waymarking.com. The website for the California Historic Landmark is here. The Waymarking page is here.

Here is a list of the Landmarks that I have visited so far.

ST. VINCENT’S PLACE
SITE OF THE LOS ANGELES STAR
GOVERNOR STONEMAN ADOBE, LOS ROBLES
OLD MILL
PACIFIC ASIA MUSEUM
PASADENA PLAYHOUSE
THE GAMBLE HOUSE
BELLA UNION HOTEL SITE
FIRST JEWISH SITE IN LOS ANGELES
POINT SUR LIGHT STATION
NAVAL AND MARINE CORPS RESERVE CENTER
PORTOLÁ TRAIL CAMPSITE
OLD PLAZA FIREHOUSE
LUGO ADOBE (SITE OF)
MERCED THEATRE
PICO HOUSE (HOTEL)
LOS ANGELES PLAZA
AVILA ADOBE
RÓMULO PICO ADOBE
MEMORY GARDEN MISSION
SAN FERNANDO REY DE ESPAÑA
CAMPO DE CAHUENGA

To the Pain

This cache has been on my list for quite some time. It’s only a couple of miles from the house. I just wanted to do it on a clear day because the views are supposed to be so good. Today was clear and breezy, so I figured I would give it a try. The ridgeline was very windy–at least 40 or 50 miles an hour, I guess. It was hard to walk without getting blown around.

The views were nice, but not as good as I had hoped. Here is the 360 degree photo that I took. The first photo starts on the left at the northeast.

Here is a self-photo, it gives you an idea of how hard the wind was blowing. Note: I normally don’t wear the brim of my hat up–the wind did it.