He's not even gone, and we are already sighting our favorite New Mexican!
Hey is that Ulysses up ahead in that red Toyota truck? We have been disappointed before, but this one was going around 70 mph, so there was a good chance. Let's try to catch up to him.
Could that be Ulysses? There are various sightings of big red Toyota Trucks, but we don't often have our camera out. Plus to spot a Ulysses in the wild is fairly rare. It took us from Blackie Road to Espinosa Road to catch up, but then we were able to see if we had our catch. Was it him?
BELIEVABILITY RATING: 100%. Not only was the driver Mexican-American, just like the
perp we were looking for, but our boys INSIDE the Truck confirmed that indeed it was Ulysses, still talking about how Batman: The Dark Knight is not only the greatest movie ever, it is the single greatest THING ever. Also, this truck was going 73 mph towards Salinas, which also fits the profile. Lastly, we could hear 'Ave Maria" blasting even over the highway noise.
For our First Ulysses sighting, we had a good one. We did not bomb out like our Kramer sightings, but we are starting to believe that that Family did indeed move out of the area (Note to selves: We will need to do something about that).
If they did move out of the area, why are we seeing so many big white vans?
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There is still rock going further on down. Had forgotten just how far we had gone in. Here is a picture we took in June of 2009, and you can see just how far the water level had gone down.
No, we are not sure who the other people in the photo are. If anyone can identify who these people are, or their current whereabouts, let us know.
Here, someone decides to be dramatic. Do I smell ham? Why the Drama? 
We are sad that some friends are not with us on this hike! We were told not to have fun on this hike by some friends who could not be with us, so here is everybody trying their best to cope.
Clouds over the Pinnacles on the Moses Springs Trail.
The Bear Gulch Caves are fully open, and if one is brave enough, you can go all the way through the caves. Towards the end, you do have to go on stepping stones through a creek that runs right in the middle of the cave. Water cascades through the caves to form a Creek downstream. here is the first Waterfall.
Further up, the waterfall is captured with a flash.
We then came out of the Cave, and went around to the Resevoir. The kids help to keep the mountain standing up.
Splashing in the Reservoir.
Climbers on the rocks near the Reservoir.
Water level last June was low enough that we sat on this spot and ate chips. 
Water from the Reservoir coming down into the Cave.
Another view of the water from the reservoir going down into the Cave.
Could that be Ulysses? There are various sightings of big red Toyota Trucks, but we don't often have our camera out. Plus to spot a Ulysses in the wild is fairly rare. It took us from Blackie Road to Espinosa Road to catch up, but then we were able to see if we had our catch. Was it him?
