Caching With Karen & Kylor

We had a bunch of fun hunting for caches around Lake Tarpon. It's always a bunch of fun when we go geocaching with Karen & Kylor.



Looks like they found a huge frog on one of their finds.



We came across this very brash squirrel. Seems like people feed these guys, so they develop an expectation of being fed whenever they see somebody come by.



At a point along the boardwalk, Luann asked Karen for another one of her trademark poses, so she obliged.



And here is what the pose looks like from behind the photographer's viewpoint.



Ah, another poor defenseless flower gives up an image for us.



And yet another funny pose from Karen....



We even met up with a couple of gentlemen that were searching for our "In Memory Of Viviane" geocache. Turns out they were looking for it while Karen and Kylor were working on finding it too.



Ah, a water hyacinth flower. It's an invasive species from South America, but the flowers sure are nice.



I see you, snapping me, snapping you...



A sandhill crane we came across in our travels.



Such a nice mother-son picture.



How about another pose? Got it! Thanks.

Such movie star potential...



And here is Kylor working on opening an ammo box he found. Wonder what's inside?



I like this shot. Can you think of a caption for it?

I kinda like: Where am I? And what am I doing here?

Remember, you can click on many of the images to see a larger version of them.



Another find by the Karen & Kylor Team. Way to go guys!



A little exploration of the park is in order. Farther on is the boat ramp where we like to launch our sailboat.



Working with Kylor on how to program his mother's GPS receiver.



You can see why Karen prefers to use the Red Riding Hood name for her geocaching moniker.

This is one of my favorite images of the day.