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smashing ground
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Joined: 2009-08-23
Posts: 242
Location: Madison,WI
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Thu Sep 16, 2010 10:22 am |
 
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while out with Woodlandnomad yesterday he mentioned arranging caches in a picture and pointed this one out to me.
GC29A92 its a kokopelli.
Im impressed considering that they are not mystery caches and can put the ? anywhere so this took some thought.
and I bet this guys name is LUE GC1KNXD.
I know there are more of them out there but are hard to find. |
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Braid Beards Gang
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Joined: 2009-07-28
Posts: 4241
Location: Milwaukee, WI
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Thu Sep 16, 2010 10:43 am |
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This is the one from geowoodstock or whatever that event is called:
GC241QM |
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seldom|seen
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Joined: 2006-12-31
Posts: 729
Location: Appleton, WI
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Thu Sep 16, 2010 11:17 am |
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while out with Woodlandnomad yesterday he mentioned arranging caches in a picture and pointed this one out to me.GC29A92 its a kokopelli.
Im impressed considering that they are not mystery caches and can put the ? anywhere so this took some thought.
and I bet this guys name is LUE GC1KNXD.
I know there are more of them out there but are hard to find. |
WOW, that is impressive! Especially the archs. Just creating a simple "Z" for the Zeroes to Heroes caches took a little noodling. I can't imagine getting all the cords worked out for this one. Must have used some kind of grid. I have couple others like that. A wave pattern for the Laughing Water series, an "A" for Artisans of Appleton (when I get enough of those published) and a "Horns Up" when I get around to publishing my Mosters of Rock series.
What I like even more is not just the symbol and magnitude but the names of the caches in the series.
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...and I bet this guys name is LUE GC1KNXD.
I know there are more of them out there but are hard to find. |
Looks like it spells "No Clue" when you zoom out far enough. |
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glorkar
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Joined: 2009-09-24
Posts: 496
Location: Oshkosh/Berlin
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Thu Sep 16, 2010 11:33 am |
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Makes sense on the "No Clue." All of them in the series are Miss/Mrs/Mr Whatever with the Whatnot.
Isn't there an alien head by the ET highway? |
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BigJim60
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Joined: 2010-01-02
Posts: 6115
Location: Auburndale, WI
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Thu Sep 16, 2010 11:44 am |
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I can't imagine the amount of work that went into those. I did a 7 cache representation of the Little Dipper GC23TWD and that took quite a bit of work. Still wasn't able to get it exactly how I wanted it, due to DNR rules on geocache placement, so I had to settle for close enough. |
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smashing ground
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Joined: 2009-08-23
Posts: 242
Location: Madison,WI
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Thu Sep 16, 2010 12:00 pm |
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yep I didnt zoom out enough and it says NO CLUE "good catch" |
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sandlanders
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Joined: 2008-01-18
Posts: 17269
Location: Adams, WI
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Thu Sep 16, 2010 1:09 pm |
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Don't forget Wisconsin's own Jackson County smiley by Snyder Bear.
GC1HNZG |
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sandlanders
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Location: Adams, WI
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Thu Sep 16, 2010 1:16 pm |
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| WOW, that is impressive! |
Ditto there, s|s. And the eye is a multi and the tops of the hair are unknowns. And there's a star behind the figure.
Gotta have a big desert for something this grand. |
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