BATTING A THOUSAND

Some days work out well, others not so much.  Friday was  great day, we batted a thousand--four for four at Pipestem State Park.  Check 'em out:

The Pipestem Quick Cache nearly defeated us right at the start.  It was our first hide to work on during our trip and we wandered nearly an hour in fruitless error.  Finally I had an idea, instead of going where we thought it should be, why not try where the GPS said it was located.
Took less than 10 minutes that way.  Newbies still learning I guess.

 

Second on our list was the Harris Homestead Cache, named in honor of an early family in the Pipestem area.  We found this one in about five minutes.

Batik Freak 10, my GC'ing partner and sister.

Joyce is busy learning the basics of digital photography.  This is truly evidence that the blind can indeed lead the blind.

We walked right to the Law Hollow Cache, also named for an early family.  The cache was downhill about 1/4 mile from the parking area, but the return uphill seemed like a mile and a quarter.

Lastly, Joyce found the Turkey Spur Cache by simply looking in the right direction at the right time.  This cache is not in good shape and is leaking badly.  Hopefully it will be cleaned up and repaired in the near future.







We also were treated to a group of antique cars while eating lunch.  Pink over charcoal '55 Ford Crown Vic's and '57 T-Birds were almost a dime a dozen.  Nice things to see.