Bikers Wanted: Wildwood Trail

WGA Member Joined: 2008-05-11 Posts: 4

Are there any weekday cachers out there? I am feeling inspired by Lostby7, so a day trip to the Wildwood trail in Woodville sounds like a challenge. May 20-23 is about the only time I am available to make the trip; I work weekends and only have a short amount of time off between school semesters.

We could ride down to Spring Valley and then ride back to Woodville or have cars parked on both ends of the trail and make it a one-way-trip.

Lostby7, in one of his previous posts, said that he started at 5:30am and was finished by 10am.

Any takers?

WGA Member Joined: 2006-08-07 Posts: 501

LB7 is bionic and does not require sleep.Let me check a calendar and horse schedule. I haven't had my bike out on the trail yet and live really close. I don't work at the clinic on tues or thurs - so usually availible unless animals are scheduled. I do have memorial weekend comittments.

Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 4:42 am

Doc. wrote:

LB7 is bionic and does not require sleep.

Just because I got up at 4:30am on mothers day to go geocaching does not mean I do not require sleep...it just means I need very little.... Twisted Evil

(actually I get up for work every day between 3 and 4am so getting up early to geocache is no big deal.)

I hope you two can work out a trip to this trail. It was a nice ride.

WGA Member Joined: 2008-05-11 Posts: 4

Doc. wrote:

LB7 is bionic and does not require sleep.Let me check a calendar and horse schedule. I haven't had my bike out on the trail yet and live really close. I don't work at the clinic on tues or thurs - so usually availible unless animals are scheduled. I do have memorial weekend comittments.

Good to hear from you Doc.! I have one other person that would be interested in riding along, if we could all agree on Thursday. Let me know if this works for you.

WGA Member Joined: 2006-08-07 Posts: 501

If you are talking about biking next Thursday, before memorial weekend - I am so there! Vehicle at each end is the way to do it. I would be more than honored to ride and haul bikes. But...... if you are coming up this far, you must set aside some extra time and will introduce you to earthcaching. Yeah, baby - there are a couple close by that are too cool. If you like science, you will be hooked. It just adds another incredible layer to the whole geocaching experience!

Doc. / Alana

Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 2:52 pm

Lostby7 wrote:

Doc. wrote:

LB7 is bionic and does not require sleep.

Just because I got up at 4:30am on mothers day to go geocaching does not mean I do not require sleep...it just means I need very little.... Twisted Evil

(actually I get up for work every day between 3 and 4am so getting up early to geocache is no big deal.)

I hope you two can work out a trip to this trail. It was a nice ride.

If you got up at 4:30am to go caching...then technically...wouldn't that mean you slept in???
wink

WGA Member Joined: 2006-08-07 Posts: 501

Hey, Arch! Have a great time this weekend and have a cold one for me. Cool

Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 4:33 pm

ArcherDragoon wrote:

Lostby7 wrote:

Doc. wrote:

LB7 is bionic and does not require sleep.

Just because I got up at 4:30am on mothers day to go geocaching does not mean I do not require sleep...it just means I need very little.... Twisted Evil

(actually I get up for work every day between 3 and 4am so getting up early to geocache is no big deal.)

I hope you two can work out a trip to this trail. It was a nice ride.

If you got up at 4:30am to go caching...then technically...wouldn't that mean you slept in???
wink

Well just a little bit...Any more than 6 hours of sleep a night is a waste anyway so I may as well spend the extra time geocaching.

WGA Member Joined: 2008-05-11 Posts: 4

Doc. wrote:

If you are talking about biking next Thursday, before memorial weekend - I am so there! Vehicle at each end is the way to do it. I would be more than honored to ride and haul bikes. But...... if you are coming up this far, you must set aside some extra time and will introduce you to earthcaching. Yeah, baby - there are a couple close by that are too cool. If you like science, you will be hooked. It just adds another incredible layer to the whole geocaching experience!

Doc. / Alana

I am so there as well – next Thursday sounds great. I will send you a private message with some details.

WGA Member Joined: 2006-08-07 Posts: 501

Mmmm, can hardly wait! Bin dying to get my bike out on the trail. Very Happy

WGA Member Joined: 2006-08-07 Posts: 501

See ya Thursday! Can hardly wait! BTW, there are lots of caches that I haven't done, so I can keep a coupla weekdays open for future caching engagements. Cool

WGA Member Joined: 2008-05-11 Posts: 4

Doc. wrote:

See ya Thursday! Can hardly wait! BTW, there are lots of caches that I haven't done, so I can keep a coupla weekdays open for future caching engagements. Cool

It's on!! Right now I have 87 caches loaded in the GPS. With an early morning and a late night...Hmmm.

WGA Member Joined: 2006-08-07 Posts: 501

Fasten your seatbelt, Rdgrnner. You're going for a ride with The Cache Mistress! Shocked

Posted: Wed May 21, 2008 8:53 am

Please do report back on the trip.

(Shush don't tell my ZigZagNuts Team but I'm off to do another trail this Sat morning albeit a shorter one)

WGA Member Joined: 2006-08-07 Posts: 501

Photos could cost ya!