R Brown's video: Checking Out the North West Road Near the GC75BP8 GeoCache

I had seen water running in the creek to the north side of the GC75BP8 GeoCache site. I had been down the side trail that drops down off the unnamed road last spring and thought that might be good for checking on potential waterfalls with the recent heavy rain. Previous visits: https://youtu.be/Ocaudd8inGE https://youtu.be/MgX2TEbGFq8 The rains had softened the soil so footing was better than last spring so I was able to get across the steep side hill where the trail has mostly slid away. Unfortunately, I couldn't quite make it far enough to check out a potential waterfall just upstream. Likewise, while I could hear a likely waterfall farther down, the steep, brushy terrain prevented me from getting close enough to see that one either. Still having video issues with the lighting conditions in this area. I tried turning off the auto flicker correction setting (no change) and also switched off auto exposure (sometimes helps but not always). USGS National Map Viewer w/ Hill Shade layers: https://apps.nationalmap.gov/viewer/ This whole area is part of a single 40 acre parcel of land that the Open Space district purchased around 2001, per the newspaper article. I haven't been able to find out about anything that was located here prior to district clearing the land shortly after acquisition. Here's a demolition project for an adjoining parcel of land, acquired from the same owner in 2013, that was cleared in 2014: https://www.openspace.org/sites/default/files/CGI-BIN/agendas_minutes/2014.07.23_Lobner_AwardofContract_Demolition_r-14-97.pdf More to come... Subscribe for more content like this Comment, rate, share & click the bell icon And as always, thanks for watching