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Back Road Whispers is a fanciful name for just liking to travel the back roads of the world, wondering what whispers are lingering in the weathered buildings, rusty farm equipment and closed and boarded up businesses. I stop when I am able and “photograph the past for the future” so my grandchildren and their grandchildren will see what it was like back in the “good old days” of the 20th and early 21st century. Lately I have been exploring the world listening to whispers from palaces, castles, villages, and museums. The whispers need no interpretation.

Sunday, June 29, 2014

Geocaching - McClain Style Part 1

Christmas 2007 I bought my husband our first GPS unit, and it opened a whole new world for us.  We became Geocachers!  Geocaching led us to places we didn't know existed, down back roads (you know I love that) and to historical places we passed every day without knowing they were there.  If you want to have some good clean fun with the kids or grandkids, check out Geocaching.com.  For a little gas you can spend the day looking for Tupperware in the woods using billion dollar satellites to help you.  Or if you want to spend a bit more, add our lunch rule to your game - lunch had to be a small cafe that we had never been to before, unless we were in Bandera and then we HAD to go to OST.

Since the Texas heat has hit us sending us into air conditioned comfort, and our trip out west to the Grand Canyon and points beyond is still in the works, I thought you might like to visit some of these places via a digital scrapbook I kept as we went along.  If I see something that needs commenting on, well you know me, the blabbermouth.  Some are of interesting places, some are just boring little old lady scrapbook pages, but we had fun at all but one place (it will show up in later offerings).























 Clicking on the fuse doesn't work here...sorry



















 Kaddie-Did was soon replaced by Dora the Explorer.  Although a nice car for me, Walt kept hitting his head every time he got in the car.


























I'll add some more in the next couple of days.  Let me know if you like this style.


1 comment:

  1. I like it, I like it, Becci. Your geocaching trips have taken you to some interesting places and I enjoyed going there with you, Walt & Scott. I like your little scrapbooking images too.

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