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02/07/2008 at 8:11 pm #1726050
Are there any winter caches that you recommend doing in the Milwaukee/Wauwatosa area?? Not just winter friendly caches, but caches that are better during the winter? Thanks for your help!
02/08/2008 at 7:03 am #1884315With all the snow around here now bushwhacking will be a challenge if you don’t know your way around. We went to downtown Milwaukee last weekend to cache. There are over 50 hides in the area. Mostly micros, but a few smalls and some interesting virtuals. Lots of small parks with interesting features. The caches were only a side item to our trip as Sunshine wanted it to be a date day. We spent a while at the Milwaukee Art Museum on Lake Michigan, did our caching and the ate at the Milwaukee Ale House. Parking was a small problem in a few spots, but we did manage to find free parking on the streets near all of the caches. With the snow this might be a good winter trip now. We’re looking for less snow so we’ll be going to Green Bay and then White Potato Lake next week. I have a couple of new hides to place near the lake we’re going to look for some of the island caches in the area while the lakes are still frozen.
02/08/2008 at 11:38 pm #1884316Covert Cache (downtown Milwaukee) and LP009 Cache (west State St)can be enjoyed anytime. 😉
Lateral Thinking isn’t much of a hide, and not winter friendly, but you will burn up most of winter figuring out the puzzle(s). 😈
Lost? Boyscout should be fun this time of year — it is a pretty good sized multi in an area a lot wilder than you might expect. The waypoints are winter friendly. Same goes for Country in the City, and Fast Action Response Team.
I realize that Pewaukee is a little bit of a ways from Tosa, but now is the time to do the Island. 😈
Finally, I Can See for Miles is an absolute trip — bring oxygen and walking poles and pretend you are Sir Edmund Hillary!
😯02/10/2008 at 6:19 pm #1884317Funny that I read about Lateral Thinking now…I had the puzzle(s) figured out about 6 months ago, but I haven’t been down there since. It has the winter friendly icon on the cache page, so I went after it…no luck.
Maybe later 😡
I was also lucky enough to find the Island this past summer.
02/12/2008 at 6:37 am #1884318Lateral Thinking is definitely available in winter — with the snow we have around here, I think the average person would have a hard time finding and retrieving.
I remember going to get the Island last winter — the ice creaked and groaned the whole way there and back.
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