Yesterday I attended my very first Cache Machine ever. I've never spent so much time at once caching in my life, but it was alot of fun. The caches I liked the most were not really because of the cache container, but because of where it took me. It's funny how a container can be so ordinary yet possess something of value to it. There were a few that had historical value that I enjoyed like the Jackson House Estate (GC189W8) or the Cowlitz Mission (GCW2HH.) I was excited about the Clan MacLeod cache (GC21CKZ) because a "Kyle Cache" was on the list and also it has an awesome view during the none rainy/foggy season. I've actually posted in one of my earlier blogs pictures from that same area.
There were several other ones I enjoyed as well around the Centralia and Chehalis area. I'll definitly be going back to finish the list of caches I've not found yet on the list and also doing some more touring around. I think the most interesting tidbit I learned yesterday was that Winlock, Washington was the first established town in the state of Washington! The town that possesess the world's largest egg has some actual interesting historical value. Who would have ever thought that?
Showing posts with label Winlock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winlock. Show all posts
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
The World's Largest Egg
So the other day we went on a road trip to The Skye Village. To go to Skye Village from Lexington you go through Winlock. I've never been up there before. Turns out to my suprise Winlock is an actual town! I actually really have a fondness for small towns. My first apartment on my own was in a lil town called Oolitic, IN (pronounced Oh-lit-ick). There wasn't much to it but it wasn't even 2 mins away from an actual city. Bedford. All around the area were little small towns, and I really loved them. Springville being one of my favorites. So going to Winlock brought back some good memories. My camera was starting to die so there are no pictures of the actual town. I wanted to save the batteries for Skye Village. I took a few pictures of the town's most famous thing though...

This is the World's Largest Man Made Egg! lol
It belongs to this Co op
Skye Village was suppose to have been a Scottish themed town from the local Skye clan. They started building about 10 years ago. For some reason they built a Shell station then stopped building the village...

So now the only thing there is is this Shell station.

This must be their clan's coat of arms I'm guessing... I'm not sure.
Skye Village has some pretty cool views actually. This is what caught my eye when we drove up. My camera didn't pick up on alot of what I saw. It made it look farther away, and it didn't help that it was partly cloudy or dusk either. I still think some of these pictures are cool.

This one is the best pictures I have. I really like it. It's really not something I would see back in Indiana. I wonder if those hills have a name... hmmm



It's amazing how clouds can hide so much of the surroundings out here.

This last one is actually a cloud... but it looks mountainous doesn't it?

This is the World's Largest Man Made Egg! lol
It belongs to this Co opSkye Village was suppose to have been a Scottish themed town from the local Skye clan. They started building about 10 years ago. For some reason they built a Shell station then stopped building the village...

So now the only thing there is is this Shell station.

This must be their clan's coat of arms I'm guessing... I'm not sure.
Skye Village has some pretty cool views actually. This is what caught my eye when we drove up. My camera didn't pick up on alot of what I saw. It made it look farther away, and it didn't help that it was partly cloudy or dusk either. I still think some of these pictures are cool.

This one is the best pictures I have. I really like it. It's really not something I would see back in Indiana. I wonder if those hills have a name... hmmm



It's amazing how clouds can hide so much of the surroundings out here.

This last one is actually a cloud... but it looks mountainous doesn't it?
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