So Wednesday evening after work I decided to go chase a geocache that was recently planted in Owen Park which is about a mile or so northwest of my office. It has been bitterly cold lately but the temps were up to the low 40’s and there was still lots of light so off I went.

Owen Park may be the oldest park in Tulsa, in the oldest part of town. I love it because it has lots of old school rock walls and steps and other things that are way to dangerous to be built today. So it took me a little bit to find it climbing up and down and all around. Rocks like this really drive the GPSr devices we use crazy because of all the multipath noise. But hey, I was having fun. I even got a call from my wife while I was looking at we chatted a little bit. While chatting I spotted a good place for the hide and after the call was over sure enough there it was. Number 1493.

On the way back to the care I took this snap with my cell phone. No clouds or color in the sky but I loved the little skim of ice on part of the pond, and the reflections of the trees. So no filters or cropping or anything like that on this post.

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17 thoughts on “Skywatch Friday – Winter Sunset”

Hootin' anni February 8, 2018 at 6:34 am

Wow. That could easily be a favorite park for me too! Nice.

Congrats on finding the cache…1493 (a #’d cache…or YOUR TOTAL?)

Marti February 8, 2018 at 1:06 pm

That’s pretty. It is sad that so many of the things we grew up doing are considered too dangerous now. Good to know there are still places you can hike and climb without a sign telling you to stay behind the fence.