Luxury Watch Collecting: Daily Wear Discussion

It was a beautiful sunny morning after a few weeks of cold weather (for us). The lagoon was on our left,

the hillside on our right, as we walked eastward. The clouds were dramatic and the Torrey pine towered over us, giving a bit of an eerie feel to our hike.


We immediately came to this steep step created by a fallen tree. It visually implied what the sign had said "No strollers, no dogs, no messing about."



The narrow path led between steep sandstone bluffs.



If you are claustrophobic, avoid this trail.



A few places, no doubt the scene of grisly accidents, were marked and blocked with chains.



It's a one-way trail heading UP.



Our friend Martin is quite thin, and he still had to turn sideways to get through. No backpacks, please.



In a few places steel ladders had been installed to improve the chances of making it to the top.



I barely made it up the top stretch because one hand was holding my big camera. I needed both hands to pull myself up, but finally by using my elbows on the walls I managed to get past the steepest bit. Here's a look down. (My wife, ever vigilant, had found a paper cup left behind by a littering visitor, and is packing it out) I don't know any more details about the watch, sorry. We had to get on our way home.