Click to view videoA trip to the Torrance Barrens to look for skinks, leads to the discovery of a geocache.
Thursday, May 05, 2011
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2 comments:
This is beautiful.
I'm glad it wasn't a bomb.
But what a fantastic (geocached) find.
And, of course, the glorious sound of the crickets...
that was a great vid
you must be one of the
few to find a geocach
without a computer or
a g.p.s.
But when were you were
you going to tell me
about the daughter ????
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