Blue Bear's 360 Minicache


How to Unwind After A Group Grope

 

Nope, that's not two Suns you see... It's the same Sun at opposite ends of a 360° panoramic picture of where I went after an all-day management retreat to solve all the problems of the World. Solving all the problems of the World can be stressful, but I came prepared, just in case we got done early enough for me to go out and find this cache on a mountain above Glen Summit.

Why don't we just start with the flowers this time instead of ending with them? I didn't have too much time before sunset, so I was moving right along. Still, you always need to take time to smell, er... take pictures of, the flowers.
These little guys were about the size of a dime.
Yes, it's a long way up. About three miles, according to the trip log on my trusty GPS.
But there are plenty of nice things to see along the way, and some scary sounds coming from the undergrowth on either side of the trail!

Yes, there really is a Blue Bear at the top of this mountain. I don't know why he's there, but I was glad to see him. So was my GPS which, although you can't see it in the picture, insisted it was 2.5 feet away from that bear. The daisies are a nice touch, yes?

Here is what he overlooks...

That little puff on the horizon is the Berwick PPL plant. But I'd better get going. I've got a three-mile walk before it gets dark. And I do not want to go down that trail in the dark!
OK, here we go...

But I better hurry...
I'll bet that's a fine sunset from up there on top...
But I'm glad I'm seeing it from here!
With thanks to Tin Man and Renegadejane for a diabollically clever cache hunt!

Visit the cache page at www.grocaching.com.

 

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