HIGHPOINT OF NORTH VALLEYS REGIONAL PARK 103X September 4, 2021.

Sleeping a bit later than usual, I had raisins for breakfast, then walked from home to bag the local bump 103X. Scouring the route for any sight of my lost Watch bling, I didn't see it. I wrote in a $20 reward in the register for finding it and it's safe return. I may get some notice as I figure some hiker found it and took it. I'd contact County parks lost and found to see if anybody reports it.

Home, it was to rest with music and drink, then to make some pb&j sandwiches. Going out for more food, I celebrated the weekend with some won ton soup, dim sum, and a mango smoothie with a donut. Back home, it was to relax and music.

With smoke everywhere and no partners, I'd stick about home for the holiday. In the old days, we'd set out for some peak bagging, with companions happy to share. Though back in 1983, I was inconvenienced by an outings saboteur, who sought to strand the entire group, except for her. I started out to hike 8 miles to get my car, which I'd consider murder if I was killed by a wild animal on a solo nighttime hike back through some of the most wild land in the State. Luckily, we got a ride back to our own cars, despite this reneging on my own free ride to help complete a shuttle trip.

The enviro hiking club honors and awards such people. In spite of other malicious behavior, this hateful person gets their votes, and even to this day, never do they ever mention such pure malice.

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