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McCombRef wrote:That remeinds me, I need to change the name of my "Red Lancer Travel Bug" to something with my Subaru.

Any sugestions?????

That makes 3 so far!

cachergirl27 wrote:I'm the traveler. Sure, that's it!

Woof, girlfriend!

Somehow this quiz got Mina right!

You are…The Traveler!

You are your own Travel Bug.
Your Profile page is plastered with photos of you exploring the 7 Wonders of the World.
Who needs a guidebook when you have geocaching to show you all the locals’ favorite spots?

Mr. TM's ride was in Wauseon, the Delta Reservoir, the Metamora Reservoir, and many points in-between this morning.
And Defiance for the rest.

Ummm...okay

http://www.woot.com/plus/geocaching-with-woot-1

I wouldn't worry at all about someone who ritualistically eats ice cream outside when the temps are below freezing!

cheechgang wrote:There is no guideline that limits distance between stages of a multicache.

+1

Guess who is on the cover page, and page 8!

http://www.babble.com/pets/24-dogs-havi ... eocaching/

Great, a new song to get stuck in our heads!

I basically grew up there. Can't imagine having to spend money to go across the bridge now.
At LeAST they can possibly hire to people to clean up the trash now.

7000 w00fs!

Here's one from Styx's camera!

http://www.toledoblade.com/Our-Town-Goi ... ummer.html

Look at the group of cachers that had to keep Pax still for the picture!

TheBearclaws wrote:Last Streak Day Stress

Rated R

It was almost PG-13 until the very end, tho.

If you enjoy seeing people returning from a DNF, then you can see us after we DNFed: http://coord.info/GCYEJH If you google street view N 41° 09.400 W 101° 07.730 and look towards the pedestrian bridge, you can see our walk of shame. Swing to the east and you can see our little red geomobile. Can't ...