Ahhhhh…I’ve heard of drive-by caching…and park n grab caching…”hold my pole while I sign this…”

Wow, Mike. I thought your pirate-speak was good… 😆

Or for that matter, hiking-caching! “Here, grab my stick while I sign this.”

Come to think of it, wasn’t “grab my stick” a travel bug????

“Hold my pole while sign this…Hold my paddle while I sign this…Grab my stick while I sign this…”

Man…I gotta cache over in Wisconsin more often…

I do feel a little bad about hijacking “No Hands’s” thread…

I LOVE the idea. I used to be an avid two planker myself until back issues had me put them to rest for awhile. Don’t forget to place some caches nearer to the slope for the knuckle-draggers – they have a much harder time getting around with the board strapped to their feet. If you did this, we might even consider getting the planks outa the spiderwebs and go for some easy ones! We are ski patrollers by the way, so I would recommend you also let the local patrol know why people are fidgeting around in the woods – we used to watch for suspicious activities including that kind of pole holding type of thing… – 😯 etc…

Uh, you know you don’t HAVE to have temporary geocaches to host an event, right? You can just have a downhill skiing outing for geocachers, which would certainly qualify for listing as long as you keep the info about the ski hill, lift tickets, rentals, etc. off the cache page. The key is to allow people to attend even if they don’t buy a lift ticket, so make the the “event” a meet and greet at the bar after skiing. If you are buying lift tickets at group discount, just state that a discount will be available for people posting “Will attend” logs before your deadline (and sending you the cash.)