So much nature
There's nothing like it to return calm to a soul that's been disturbed. Disturbed I tell you! No, my knitting has not pushed me over the edge...but my neighbors did.
If you're a regular here, you know it's not in my nature to use the blog to vent. However, grant me this one lapse to share with you my deepest, darkest pet peeve: lawn mowing on Sundays.
That's right...it drives me nuts to hear lawn mowers running on Sundays. Now, before anyone writes and says that it's the only day of the week that they are able to, let me just restate that it's my own personal pet peeve. When I was a kid, Sunday was the "day of rest". It was the day to play with your family, not catch up on the chores. AND especially not fill the air with the obnoxious sound of lawn mowers. Heathens, I tell you.;-)
This Sunday, when the eighth lawnmower's engine revved into gear, I snapped. We grabbed the GPS units and headed into the woods. It was beautiful! There were flowers, lots of flowers. There was mud. WE didn't mind the mud because there were deer tracks in the mud. There was a woodpecker rattling away at a tree to get his dinner. He was the only "noise", besides us, in the woods.
And there were geocaches. Two of them to be exact, in the very same woods. Notice Panda rearranging the "fallen bark" to re-hide one of our finds. That one was the easy one. The other, well, let's just say that some caches are large and some are small...very small...35mm canister small.
In fact, look closely and you will see the cache in the group shot photo. The only hint I'll give is to say that it's a good thing that Doogie is tall.
Ahhhh. So much nature. Peaceful nature. (Then again, it was adjacent to a cemetery.)

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That looks like *so* much fun!!
Posted by: bockstark.knits | Tuesday, May 06, 2008 at 02:51 AM
some of your vent seems to have been obscured by photos! Still the plus side is that it got you out into the woods!
Posted by: jo | Tuesday, May 06, 2008 at 04:57 AM
Cemetery - snort.
Posted by: trek | Tuesday, May 06, 2008 at 07:44 AM
What a great escape from the neighborhood mowing brigade!
Posted by: Fairy Godmother | Tuesday, May 06, 2008 at 10:58 AM
I'm with you Sis...I can't stand it either and had to hear it myself this past weekend!!
Nice way to get away from it, I know where one is here in the park where I walk/run but there's a HUGE poison oak patch to get to it...hmmmmm.
Posted by: Robin in VA | Tuesday, May 06, 2008 at 06:59 PM