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Sagasu 18 years, 1 month ago.
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CONGRATULATIONS to zuma! for reaching #5000!! His recent achievements took him out West where he climbed mountains and saw vistas that would have made Sacajawea cry with pride!
Zuma’s dedication to Wisconsin geocaching is a model for everyone and we are honored to have had the privilege of meeting him on many occasions!
Congratulations!
Another WOW! What are the chances that 2 teams would hit #5000 in the same weekend?!?!? There should be an event for this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Congratulations Zuma!
This is a great milestone to reach. I wonder How long t will be before you reach 10000…
Congrats! A great milestone!
I just hope our great fire god didn’t start any fires while out there. The smoke jumpers have been quite busy this year.
Anyway Congrats to Zuma. How many Leinie Reds did it take to get to 5000?
My answer is 5000
Congratulations Zuma!!! 5 grand! Wow!! Thanks for carefully placing my ‘Nut Sack’ in Oregon 😀
So…..who exactly got there first? 😉 Did both teams take note of the time? LOL
Seriously, what another great way to mark such a milestone! Congratulations.
Great work, Zuma!
Although we have yet to meet caching, I had to add my congrats to the list. A very impressive accomplishment. Nicely done!
Way to go Ralph!! I see 10k coming on mighty fast!! 😉
Fu
Wow, Ralph:
Keep on Caching….
Justin
More echoes of congrats… impressive.
TECongratulations!!! A great milestone for a great cacher. In addition to all those you’ve found, you’ve really placed some wonderful caches that I (and the family) have really enjoyed. Thanks for what you do for geocaching, and well done!
Congratulations Ralph. And for pausing to put out some great caches as well! (Honey, that’s a subtle hint!)
Well, my good friend, a long-winded and hearty congratulations is in order, but I’ll save it for the next time we share some logbooks. Suffice it to say that 5,000 couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy. You have been an excellent ambassador for the sport in Wisconsin, and one of the greatest proponents of the idea that the journey is indeed the destination. We bow humbly to the Leading Light of Western Wisconsin Geocaching 😉 . Congratulations Ralph!
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