Topic: Indian Cave Painting in So Cal

[onewaysoldier]

This site may give you some ideas.  http://www.kumeyaay.info/museums/sandiegomuseums.html

1)  First show her your sensitive side with a trip to the museum:  The Barona Cultural Center and Museum is dedicated to preserving the Native American culture and history of San Diego County.

2)  Then go for a nice little hike:  Canyoneers Nature Walks (Lake Hodges), hike through a variety of terrains, past a waterfall, and learn about Indian uses for plants in this area rich in Kumeyaay history.

3)  And if you do decide to make her your g/f, this will be the clincher.  Shopping! 
KUMEYAAY Indian store SHUMUP KO HUP (in Old Town San Diego State Park):  The Indigenous California Indian source to buy authentic fine California Indian Baskets Basketry by the Kumeyaay Indigenous peoples of Southern California. 
 

I like the way you think...  I think I'll use your idea for another Saturday trip.  I think she'd be cool w/ more than one trip.

[onewaysoldier]

Get to know her first.  If things go well and a road trip is in order, go here:

http://www.climb-utah.com/Moab/mill.htm

Very cool suggestion.  It might be a few months before before we pull a road-trip.  Maybe late summer if things work out.

[4x4forfun]

You could always try the real old fashion way and club her over the head, drag her off to your cave and make her your woman

[onewaysoldier]

Well, my options are to either chase her down and club her over the head (as 4x4forfun said) or let her go.  She don't want a relationship and now wants a whole lot of space...

Well, at least its early on Friday night. 

Looks like its going to the be the guys and I going camping out in Anza and checking out the cave paintings.

[GUANO]

"Just so you know, Dan is a totally different person when you're alone with him and John out in the middle of the Nevada desert huddled in the back of your X under a sleeping bag clutching a Surefire and a Sig and wearing an aluminum foil beany." - Soylent Yellow (shortly after his return from the aforementioned trip, and before he had to change his screen name).

I believe that those sort of memories are burned into your brain (and now the internet) for all eternity.

Tinfoil hats are mandatory when your in the Nevada desert--I thought everyone knew that!