We do about 100 unique finds per year. It’s fairly consistent in any 12 month period. But we intro lots of rookies to caching through school, youth groups, and camps. And I’ve managed the creation of 125 travel bugs since Sept / Oct of 2007, and had a hand in the launching and tracking of most of them. So we don’t get a lot of our own finds, but we sure have a lot of fun being involved with GeoCaching with lots of other people.

cYa, Jim

683 in the last 12 months. We’ve slowed down a lot since finding #1000 back in August. Concentrating more now on hides that sound interesting and scenic. Went to Spring Green area last weekend and only did 3, but one was one the best cemetery hide to date. Hyde cemetery had a church on the National Register of Historic places and the family plot ofthe descedants of the nearby Hyde Mill virtual. Today we’re going to Lapham Peak for 8 caches that we skipped at the the WGA Picnic for better fall color. We also have some unique hides we’re working on and a few to get out and do somemaintenance on before winter. Events have also become more of a focus for us.

In the last 12 months we have found 515 geocaches, but 463 of them were in the last 6 months.

I wouldn’t have a clue. I tend to forget to log them. However, it certainly isn’t very many since I don’t have much time for geocaching anymore. In another year I’ll only have one child’s activities to be involved in so hopefully my time in the woods will be increased.