we had limited time to look and were looking in kind
of the wrong spot on our first try-- (the directions
are fine-- it was our stupidity...) There was a
"mature" heavy-set woman doing her acrobat stretching
routine in the spot where we were sure we needed to
look. Turns out she needed to "stretch" on every lap
of the walk she took and a mighty attractive routine
it was (we got to witness this 5 minute spectacle no
less than a half dozen times!!)--- especially the part
where she was reach-reach-reaching for her toes with
her backside to us. She was suspicious of our
disappearing and reappearing act each lap too-- much
stink eye was given. We ran out of time and had to
give up.
On return the next day, that woman was BACK!!! She
was doing the same routine!!! Thank goodness we
figured out that we were in the wrong spot and
backtracked to the right spot-- only had to witness
three bendovers!!
Kinda cool place though-- stamp is definitely worth
it-- Enjoy your vacation--
Anna
--- Lea Shangraw Fox
wrote:
>
> On Aug 10, 2005, at 8:17 AM, Lea Shangraw Fox wrote:
>
> > I had some
> > difficulty at Ortus Depths because the place was
> CRAWLING with trail
> > volunteers. They were from the Gap (matching
> t-shirts) and I think
> > there were 100s of them. Literally. I hunted
> around the best I could
> > but I never did find the Lions - but that might
> be because there were
> > volunteers blocking them from view.
>
> Never mind, I figured out what I did wrong and now
> know where the Lions
> are - guess it would have been pretty hard to miss
> them, if only I'd
> been in the right place! I was down by the
> natatorium - silly me. By
> the way, has anyone attempted Semper Fi lately?
> It's down in that area
> of town also.
>
> -- P. Lea
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been
> removed]
>
>
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