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BigJim 13 years, 5 months ago.
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This one has me swinging. What exactly could gwmw mean?
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.aspx?LUID=e7624cf0-8334-4874-8aa5-ef17cb582618
good walk, memorable walk? I dunno.
Almost looks like it could mean Geocaching with my Wife. I looked at that teams last 4 or 5 logs and all are cryptic in nature. 😯
looking back at their last 10 or so logs, they are all a combo of different letters? Id send them a email, if it was my cache I would. ( They are from south of the cheese border)
I googled it and this is prob wrong but the best thing I came up with on there was God’s Will, Man’s Will…..
@sweetlife wrote:
looking back at their last 10 or so logs, they are all a combo of different letters? Id send them a email, if it was my cache I would. ( They are from south of the cheese border)
I sent a message. Hope to get an answer as I am puzzled…. 😆
Let us know what it means
@miata wrote:
Almost looks like it could mean Geocaching with my Wife. I looked at that teams last 4 or 5 logs and all are cryptic in nature. 😯
Reached same conclusion. Look more like personal notations that were turned into logs. Other examples, png (For a png), gcwmb=’got cache with my bike’ or ‘geocaching with mountain bike’, etc…………. Not ROT/ceasar.
But HAH! Got your attention! Gotta remember that…………. 🙂 🙂
Got Wife Muddy and Wet?
I was right!
“gwmw : geocaching with my wife.”
“The caches I logged with my brothers read: gwmb.”
Seems they were having a good time all day with abbreviations and it carried over into the logs.
Mystery solved. 😉
TGTK
IWBTW@Team Black-Cat wrote:
TGTK
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WTF!
(Wisconsin Tourism Federation, you dirty minded individuals…)
I don’t know if anyone else uses this one, I haven’t seen it anywhere else, but I’ve started using “WELL” for caches that I log from my phone. Will Expand Log Later
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