Monday, September 6, 2010

Don't Go Chasing Waterfalls


Team Mahaffie
Dan and Carrie took this waterfall pic at Mt. Lassen Park, CA while camping. There was still snow up there along with bubbling hot mud.

Sun Dial Bridge


Team Mahaffie
Dan and Carrie were on a short vacation driving through Redding CA and decided to visit the Sun Dial (foot) Bridge. Besides walking across the bridge you can rent segues and "drive" across. It was a beautiful day in the neighborhood.

Purple Mansion


Team Mahaffie found this purple home with purple stairs in Sacramento. We just cruised the old neighborhood asking the postman, slow passing cars, and a cyclist, before we found it. Our last ditch effort was to go one more block to catch the UPS guy but the house appeared out of nowhere before we got to him. One (legal) U turn and we snapped this pic.

Saturday, September 4, 2010

Tandem-penta cycle

They didn't stop at bicycles built for two back in the day. Gives new meaning to "fat-tire". Bicycles were all the rage around the turn of the last century. Unfortunately the automobile got going before everyone was a rider, or our traffic would have been much calmer. :^)

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

One More Month


We have updated the standings. It looks like we have a couple of teams out in front. Keep on hunting!!! Dusty has become a part of the official judging team. I hope he is not going to favor his new best friend Auntie Barb.

Monday, August 30, 2010

Banjos & Baseball

Team: Geezers
Member: Melissa

There seems to be a theme here. Banjos in front of the Giant's game and now Banjos in front of the Indian's game.

Melissa & Her Friends Kaylee & Jessie went to the Spokane Indian's Baseball Game @ Avista Stadium in Spokane, WA. Their Major League Affiliate is currently the Texas Rangers. (They Lost)

Friday, August 27, 2010

Billy Jones Wildcat Railroad


Team: Cathy and Dave
Location: Vasona Park, Los Gatos

We took a ride on the Train for 2 dollars a piece. It has a steam engine and this is the water tower they use to fill it up. It could quite possibly be the best train ride west of the Rockies.