Two and a Third

2014 West then East, California, Road Trip

Two geocaches and a third trip to The Chimney Tree Grill… Over the last couple of years we have tagged along on some of Lou’s geocache adventures in New Orleans, Boston, and Bedford. We finally signed up and she assisted us on our first find in Half Moon Bay. Today we decided to try it on our own. We found one at The Watering Hole! It was a fun find because we stopped and saw a vintage drinking fountain and a stream running under a redwood tree. We’d been on our way to The Chimney Tree Grill for meatloaf sandwiches where we chatted with owner Kris who was tickled that we’d come three nights in a row. On our way back to camp we successfully searched for Green Goose. You never know where a geocache might be hidden!

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