Measuring Bare Bottom

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Measuring Bare Bottom

Measuring Bare Bottom

Measuring the depth of the deepest (or possibly second-deepest after the Omak Lake basin) natural pit/subsidence in Washington. 261 feet deep +/-10 ft.
Klenke
on Nov 15, 2007 1:34 am
Lat/Lon: 45.91020°N / 122.0705°W
Image ID: 356884

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lcarreau

lcarreau - Nov 15, 2007 6:01 pm - Voted 10/10

Aaaaa ... looks like

it could go either way. I want a
watch like that ... for Christmas!

Did you learn this at UW ?

Awesome.

Klenke

Klenke - Aug 23, 2011 8:29 pm - Hasn't voted

Re: Aaaaa ... looks like

This watch sucked actually. It had the habit of going down in elevation as I was clearly climbing up. I mean, everyone knows when they're going up hill.

The watch got relegated to a drawer where it languished until its battery died. I went back to using my original Casio Altitherm, which has served me well over 15 years and still works great.

lcarreau

lcarreau - Aug 23, 2011 9:23 pm - Voted 10/10

Re: Aaaaa ... looks like

Paul ... it's hard to find a good watch these days, especially four years ago when I typed my comment to you.

I picked up a good Casio timepiece at WalMart. Nobody wanted to buy me a watch for Christmas.

Well, what else can I gripe about? The
daytime temperature in Phoenix reached 114
today.

I was going to fry an egg on the sidewalk,
but I forgot the bacon and hash browns ..

Guess some folks say I've got too much
time on my HANDS ..

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