Perfectly circular, powerful Hurricane Celia spaned hundreds of miles over the Pacific Ocean in this image from June 24, 2010. Rough-textured clouds surround the storm’s distinct eye. Farther from the center of the storm, spiral arms appear thinner and smoother. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer, or MODIS, on NASA’s Aqua satellite captured this true-color image of Hurricane Celia at 1:55 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time on June 24, 2010. Just five minutes later, the U.S. National Hurricane Center classified Celia as a Category 4 hurricane with sustained winds of 135 miles per hour. Image Credit: NASA
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The 12 Days of Cachemas
December 13th, 2009
The 12 Days of Cachemas
On the first day of Cachemas, the coordinates gave to me
A camo’d nano in a tree
On the second day of Cachemas, the coordinates gave to me
Two ammo boxes and a camo’d nano in a tree
On the third day of Cachemas, the coordinates gave to me
Three carabiners, two ammo boxes
And a camo’d nano in a tree
On the fourth day of Cachemas, the coordinates gave to me
Four little pencils, three carabiners
Two ammo boxes and a camo’d nano in a tree
On the fifth day of Cachemas, the coordinates gave to me
FIVE BAGS OF SWAG
Four little pencils, three carabiners
Two ammo boxes and a camo’d nano in a tree
On the sixth day of Cachemas, the coordinates gave to me
Six travel bugs, FIVE BAGS OF SWAG
Four little pencils, three carabiners
Two ammo boxes and a camo’d nano in a tree
On the seventh day of Cachemas, the coordinates gave to me
Seven frozen fingers, six travel bugs
FIVE BAGS OF SWAG
Four little pencils, three carabiners
Two ammo boxes and a camo’d nano in a tree
On the eighth day of Cachemas, the coordinates gave to me
Eight evil puzzles, seven frozen fingers
Six travel bugs, FIVE BAGS OF SWAG
Four little pencils, three carabiners
Two ammo boxes and a camo’d nano in a tree
On the ninth day of Cachemas, the coordinates gave to me
Nine urban micros, eight evil puzzles
Seven frozen fingers, six travel bugs
FIVE BAGS OF SWAG
Four little pencils, three carabiners
Two ammo boxes and a camo’d nano in a tree
On the tenth day of Cachemas, the coordinates gave to me
Ten giant snowdrifts, nine urban micros
Eight evil puzzles, seven frozen fingers
Six travel bugs, FIVE BAGS OF SWAG
Four little pencils, three carabiners
Two ammo boxes and a camo’d nano in a tree
On the eleventh day of Cachemas, the coordinates gave to me
Eleven first-to-finds, ten giant snowdrifts
Nine urban micros, eight evil puzzles
Seven frozen fingers, six travel bugs
FIVE BAGS OF SWAG
Four little pencils, three carabiners
Two ammo boxes and a camo’d nano in a tree
On the twelfth day of Cachemas, the coordinates gave to me
Twelve used-up batteries, eleven first-to-finds
Ten giant snowdrifts, nine urban micros
Eight evil puzzles, seven frozen fingers
Six travel bugs, FIVE BAGS OF SWAG
Four little pencils, three carabiners
Two ammo boxes and a camo’d nano in a tree
© KJ McLean, December 2009
Posted in Geocaching
One Response to “The 12 Days of Cachemas”
Har Har… check out the web page that I’ve included:
http://les3a.no-ip.com/rosa/geocaching/christmas/xmaswishlist.htm
Got some help from some folks on the MGA… *grin*
Rosa