Century Mark OOS

[wzbt03]

How many cachers in Wisconsin have hit the 100 mark in another state? I know that Lil Otter has hit it in Florida and perhaps other states as well but are there any others?

[Ray]

Over the past year, I have found a few. I don’t believe the numbers will be very large. There can’t be more than 60. I think our 400th may have been in South Carolina, no that was State of Mind -South Carolina.

[Cheesehead Dave]

My 200th was in another country, and if things go as planned, my 300th will be this weekend in Illinois.

[Ray]

See…

Wherever you go, there you are.

What’s wrong with caching in Wisconsin Dave?

[wzbt03]

Actually I was thinking of 100 caches in another state not milestones but that part is interesting too. I know that I hit the 200 milestone in Illinois at Triple Tree but also expect to hit 100 caches in Illinois at some point in the next 3 or 4 months.

[Ray]

Oh!
That number would be even smaller. Say about 1: M0E.

[This message has been edited by Trudy & the beast (edited 11-05-2003).]

[Cheesehead Dave]

Ah, well in that case, I just hit that recently, as I now have 106 finds in Illinois.

It’s not that I don’t like caching in Wisconsin, it’s just that I work in Illinois, and on Mondays and Wednesdays I have a class that doesn’t start until 7:00. Instead of going home and coming back, I just get some quality caching time in. With the time between work and class, I’ve been averaging around 6 per week all semester.

Unfortunately, now that the sun is setting before 5:00 and all the parks close at sunset, I’m a little more limited. What hurts is I have most of Lake County cleared out, so what little daylight I have left after work I spend driving farther and farther away to find caches. The other day I ended up in Cook County.

Living in Kenosha as well, there’s not too many Wisconsin caches to my east and south, so when I am at home, it’s more difficult to find time to drive the distances to hit caches to the north and west.

[Ray]

Make that 2.

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