Dec 23, 2007
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With: | Cheryl Macaraeg |
Jackie Burd | |
Ryan Burd |
One short section of the trail was washed out by rains making for what almost (but no quite) amounted to a class 3 section that the others rather enjoyed. Jackie was pretty tired ("How much further now?") by the time we got to the lower north summit, so Mom and her stopped at the picnic shelter while son Ryan and I continued the short distance to the highpoint. We stopped briefly at the chin to take in the views from the narrow perch before heading up to the less-scenic highest point where the USGS benchmark is located. We found the geocache/register tucked away in a different location from my last visit, and Ryan dutifully signed us into its ledger. On the way down we explored the caves just under the chin before rejoining the rest of the family back at the picnic benches. The descent was pretty uneventful, but the mud on our shoes would remain for the rest of our stay on Kauai and it wasn't until we got home more than a week later that I cleaned the famous red dirt off the litter of boots.
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