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Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 9:59 pm

Hitman4 wrote:

Thankful no pictures were taken of someone in waist deep water after breaking through thin ice. Embarassed

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 10:10 pm

Lacknothing wrote:

The night of the lost flashlight Hitwoman? Did the Hitman ever forgive you?

I have been forgiven but it has not been forgotten. Kiss

Has Mr. Lacknothing ever forgiven you for coming home smelling from Wet Maze?

Quote from the Wet Maze log, by Lacknothing:
I learned today that deer are very smart and there was a reason there was not deer tracks in the direction I was moving the team. I would actually find out this reason in about 50 yards. Imagine my surprise when one minute I am walking on a frozen marsh and the very next second I am in marsh water up to my knees ... and the stench - oh my - did that smell or what?! The girls were about 20 yards behind me and immediately smelled it. And how to get out of this cespool? Finally figured out I just needed to back up to get on solid ground. And that I did and the only thing truly damaged was my pride. Yes - the boots were wet (actually full of water) and my socks were soaked, but at least we now had a really good story that hopefully would measure up to CodeJunkie's adventure (well maybe not quite that adventurous). We made it back out without further incident. Needless to say, I found the nearest deer tracks to follow since obviously deer know where not to tred in a marshy area in the middle of February.
Laughing

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 10:13 pm

Team Black-Cat wrote:

Hitman4 wrote:

Thankful no pictures were taken of someone in waist deep water after breaking through thin ice. Embarassed

Good grief....hope they're not still down there! Shocked

Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2012 10:23 pm

rattledbox wrote:

Another sign should be Caution Thin Ice....

Did you really need a sign to let you know there was thin ice? Laughing

All that matters is that the cache was found. Cool

Joined: 2009-06-05 Posts: 2124 Location: Menominee, MI

That kinda looks like Baird Creek.

Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2012 3:58 pm

I'm sorry, but I am LMAO! That is one funny picture, it is totally something I would do - only with my car....

Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2012 7:54 am

the best part of Lacknothing falling off the boardwalk.....it was a GPS less cache, I don't know what she was doing looking at it, you need a compass to find the cache, there are no final coords!!

so whatever she was doing, it had nothing to do with my cache

WGA Member Joined: 2009-07-04 Posts: 382

Muggle B wrote:

the best part of Lacknothing falling off the boardwalk.....it was a GPS less cache, I don't know what she was doing looking at it, you need a compass to find the cache, there are no final coords!!

so whatever she was doing, it had nothing to do with my cache

EXCUSE ME? I was using my GPS to figure out how many feet to the next landmark you gave me. I could have sued you because I think I ended up with a bruise that day. It was tramatic to say the least. Besides, I am still not so sure that Walkingadventure didn't push me.

And on the picture of RB and the thin ice - it does seem a bit obvious that the ice might be thin - but what do I know - just seems like the open water would be a good indication. Seriously, though, a book published with our funniest stories while geocaching would be a hoot - with pictures included.

Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2012 10:15 am

Next time, take your car - it's what I would do... Confused

Posted: Sat Apr 07, 2012 2:53 pm

Hitman4 wrote:

Team Black-Cat wrote:

Hitman4 wrote:

Thankful no pictures were taken of someone in waist deep water after breaking through thin ice. Embarassed

Good grief....hope they're not still down there! Shocked

Heh, heh. Nope. I'm doing just fine...