Admittedly, it's hazardous to be reading Boundless while walking - one should pay attention to traffic.
BDB
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Yes, it looks like north inland San Diego - what freeway is that? Hello BDB :) I'm thinking you're 15 min from my work.
Saidahwk is remarkably perceptive.
Yes, a mobile device allows one, if they so choose, to utilize time that might otherwise be "wasted."
Some people use the time to read Twilight instead.
Incidentally, this was in response to the need for a more scenic picture than the first one. I almost sent the one with snow in the mountains. It's already 93°F (34°C) here this morning.
any pictures of socal make me smile a lot. Ok BDB, it's my turn to be more scenic, I'll send in more pictures as well. You've inspired me by using the unique beauty of socal...my home sweet home.
****enter violin music****
**tries to think of something scenic in Moreno Valley
How about a picture of the mall?
March AFB! (Try not to get arrested while taking a picture.)
BDB,
I'm going for a hike on the hills behind my townhome. I'll e-mail them later today. There is beauty out here too! LOL on the AFB comment.
Yeah and don't play with MoVal police, they take their job a little seriously....I always wondered why Moval was quiet at night when driving, then I found out that teenagers have a curfew and during the day if a cop sees a kid walking, they will pick them up and call the school and parent...talk about tough on juveniles.
@8 - That's why I loved living in MoVal. Military towns tend to be a little more strict. :) You should also give Box Springs Mountain a try sometime, but I don't recommend hiking it alone as I (foolishly) did--there's red diamonback snakes.
And, BDB, you can still see the mountains. Must have been before the 100+ degree weather hit (bringing the usual thick smog). Am I right?
Let's see, today's high temperature was 105°F (41°C).
The mountains are only 3 miles (4.8km) away. But the air has gotten much cleaner over the last 20 years since they eliminated all the manufacturing jobs implemented the better fuel standards. There's almost never a smog alert anymore.
Fun fact: I once ran 4 miles during a smog alert, not understanding what it was. My lungs were in pain for days...
If you'd like to leave a comment, we're afraid you'll have to use a non-mobile device to do so. I just couldn't get the mobile comment entry form to work right. Alas. ~Ted.
1. Saidahwk said the following at 7:21 AM on Jul 15:
Looks kinda like Rancho Cucamonga... lol
2. Cassandra said the following at 10:07 AM on Jul 15:
On the Blackberry! That would explain the ubiquity of your Boundless presence!
3. Julie said the following at 10:36 AM on Jul 15:
Yes, it looks like north inland San Diego - what freeway is that? Hello BDB :) I'm thinking you're 15 min from my work.
4. BDB said the following at 10:37 AM on Jul 15:
Saidahwk is remarkably perceptive.
Yes, a mobile device allows one, if they so choose, to utilize time that might otherwise be "wasted."
Some people use the time to read Twilight instead.
Incidentally, this was in response to the need for a more scenic picture than the first one. I almost sent the one with snow in the mountains. It's already 93°F (34°C) here this morning.
5. BDB said the following at 11:49 AM on Jul 15:
The freeway is the 210.
6. DannieA said the following at 2:41 PM on Jul 15:
any pictures of socal make me smile a lot. Ok BDB, it's my turn to be more scenic, I'll send in more pictures as well. You've inspired me by using the unique beauty of socal...my home sweet home.
****enter violin music****
7. BDB said the following at 2:50 PM on Jul 15:
**tries to think of something scenic in Moreno Valley
How about a picture of the mall?
March AFB! (Try not to get arrested while taking a picture.)
8. DannieA said the following at 3:26 PM on Jul 15:
BDB,
I'm going for a hike on the hills behind my townhome. I'll e-mail them later today. There is beauty out here too! LOL on the AFB comment.
Yeah and don't play with MoVal police, they take their job a little seriously....I always wondered why Moval was quiet at night when driving, then I found out that teenagers have a curfew and during the day if a cop sees a kid walking, they will pick them up and call the school and parent...talk about tough on juveniles.
9. BDB said the following at 3:49 PM on Jul 15:
@8 - Ah, yes. It sounds like they've "addressed" the gang problem.
10. DannieA said the following at 4:02 PM on Jul 15:
Yeah I think it's worse in Riverside and Perris nowadays.
11. Kristen said the following at 4:13 PM on Jul 15:
@8 - That's why I loved living in MoVal. Military towns tend to be a little more strict. :) You should also give Box Springs Mountain a try sometime, but I don't recommend hiking it alone as I (foolishly) did--there's red diamonback snakes.
And, BDB, you can still see the mountains. Must have been before the 100+ degree weather hit (bringing the usual thick smog). Am I right?
12. BDB said the following at 4:44 PM on Jul 15:
Let's see, today's high temperature was 105°F (41°C).
The mountains are only 3 miles (4.8km) away. But the air has gotten much cleaner over the last 20 years since they
eliminated all the manufacturing jobsimplemented the better fuel standards. There's almost never a smog alert anymore.Fun fact: I once ran 4 miles during a smog alert, not understanding what it was. My lungs were in pain for days...
13. BDB said the following at 5:04 PM on Jul 15:
I forgot to say I can see the mountains today.
14. Evan said the following at 10:13 PM on Jul 28:
I think I've climbed that mountain almost a dozen times.