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| Mtn Biking | 15.80 Miles |
974 AEG |
| | Mtn Biking | 15.80 Miles | 2 Hrs 51 Mns | | 5.54 mph |
| 974 ft AEG | | 6 LBS Pack | | |
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| no partners | | Early run on a cool morning. Expanded my flip-flop-lasso double-figure-eight route to incorporate a regular run out to two separate Salt River overlooks. On the way back from one of the overlooks I spotted a reasonably healthy-looking coyote who didn't bother to pose for a picture.
Nearing the end I cruised through the Coon Bluff Recreation Area then headed back out parallel with the road along an equestrian trail, which used to be a wild horse trail this side of the road but no more.
Just as I turned back onto the road I spotted a Galaxy Note 8 cell phone laying in the dirt next to the road. Although the screen was so dark I could hardly see what was on the screen, after pushing a few buttons I could vaguely see "Natalie's Phone" and a green circle labeled "Call owner of phone", which I did.
Natalie lived within a few miles of me so I said I'd drop it off on my way home. She called back and said to meet at a Chase Bank where she had gone to get cash to give me a finders' reward because she was so grateful "my LIFE is on that phone!"
Word to the (un)wise... have a backup!
I said I'd meet her there but don't bother with any reward, I'm happy to get it back to the rightful owner. (which hasn't been the case for two previous phones I've found)
All's well that ends well I guess. |
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