Where the Sidewalk Ends

2014 West then East, Oregon, Road Trip

For the last few days we have been having great fun geocaching. it has taken us off the beaten path and made us appreciate more of our surroundings. We’re traveling slowly, stopping in small towns, and noticing things we might otherwise have missed. One cache entitled Where the Sidewalk Ends took us to some beautiful old trees on the edge of a field just before sunset. The golden light across the field was wonderful. Earlier today we took a hike in the woods along a trail we would otherwise have not known about. It’s a wonderful hide and go seek game using gps and cellular technology!

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  1. Deb Ford

    A poem would have been a nice “find”!

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