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I got lucky since all the hard core cachers went to Saline for a walk in the river

Anybody else having problems with gc.com?

Rouche de Boeuf is a great cache assuming it's there. It's had a lot of dnf's lately

I 've got one. It's my second. It's got some great features. It has outstanding paperless abilities. Downside: it has a screen text size that I havn't been able to see since I was 20. BIG downside: the first unit I had froze on start up soon after I had it. Magellan sent me another. It has done the ...

Thank you all for your kind words. I'm sure others deserved it more than me.

Far better than they way I removed my last tick.

This long standing and great event hardly has anybody signed up. I hope everyone is just waiting till the last minute.

I'm glad my caching friends are all good. I was with about 30 scouts at Pioneer Scout Reservation in tents. Thank goodness the worst came no where near there. Even still it got a bit scary.

McCombRef wrote:I was at the scout shop yesterday. They still didn't have the book.

Findlay?

Cache to Cache distance: 22,260.28
Average Cache Distance: 11.41

So far that makes me the green party choice in caching

Sorry Gizmo, mostly I just check the date and put it on my watch list.

Yeah, I've got a comment. I wish they would hurry up and publish the merit badge books and produces the badges. I fell like I've been waiting forever.

Netflix will now stream this movie.

As a matter of fact I kind of hope that the Midwest Geobash finds another part of the midwest next year (no offense to all the hard work of Pete & Sonya and all the rest) because I'd like to both see another area AND get a few more for the numbers.

My closest one is in Aetna cemetery to the northeast of the fairgrounds. I've got no problem opening that one up for a new cache. I'm with t on this. Yes, I do love the place caching has taken me to, but let's be honest. It would be the rare cacher indeed that never paid any attention to the numbers...