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WiscBikeGal 10 years, 3 months ago.
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Greetings, all! We are Homer’s Pack and we are a trio of geocachers relocating from Denver, CO towards the end of April to the Madison area. The trio consists of myself (Chris), my significant other (Tina), and the namesake of our group, our yellow lab Homer. Homer and I have been active in the hobby for about 7 or 8 years now. Tina is fairly new to it, but has caught on quickly. We look forward to meeting other cachers in the area, as well as exploring our new state through geocaching.
Hello, welcome to the area. I moved the to Madison area about two years ago and still have plenty of caches to find around here. Hope to run into you on the trails sometime.
Madison is great! We are there often as half of our relatives live in Madison or the surrounding communities. Great caching. Perhaps we will see you sometime on the trail in that area.
The views expressed here are that of myself only and do not necessarily represent that of the WGA board.
Welcome to the Badger State! I don’t get to Madison much but may see you at an event. Hopefully the snow will be gone by your move.
Lots of great caching in your new home’s area. Thanks for coming here (to the forums) and to WI.
Following the signals from space.
Welcome to Mad town and this great state of Wisconsin. The cachers in and around Madison are the best. We are friendly and helpful. Hope to see you at an event sometime. I am in McFarland just a hop, skip and a jump south of Madison.
Welcome to Mad town and this great state of Wisconsin. The cachers in and around Madison are the best. We are friendly and helpful. Hope to see you at an event sometime. I am in McFarland just a hop, skip and a jump south of Madison.
Make sure you see him “hop, skip and jump”
The views expressed here are that of myself only and do not necessarily represent that of the WGA board.
Welcome to Dane County. I live in Stoughton, about 20 minutes to the Southeast of Madison. Where in the Madison area will you be located?
Anyways, Madison is a great city. Lots of kind people always willing to help out at a moment’s notice. Two great lakes surround the UW (which is nothing short of an amazing, but good, madness on gameday!). Recreationally speaking, Madison is also superb. Blue Mound, Devil’s Lake, and Indian Lake are just a few of the best hiking and caching destinations around the area.
I hope your transition is smooth and relatively stress-free.
Ostermi (Mitch)
Welcome to the land of 14-ners. (no, not mountain elevations, I’m talking about the temperature) I hope you & Tina & Homer enjoy your time here!
Hello Homers Pack and welcome! This message coming to you from Colorado Springs as I’m visiting my brother, we grew up in Loveland. Nice to see another face from CO around here! I live in Eau Claire, WI now so I may not run into you on the trails but maybe at an event? The next WGA event is the spring campout in the Appleton area, hope to see you there. If you’re feeling homesick consider taking a trip to Devil’s Lake, not quite the elevation but still the rocky trails may remind you of home.
Not all who wander are lost. -J.R.R. Tolkien
Thanks all for the warm welcome! We hope to bump into you all on the trails or at an event. We are actually going to be living in McFarland as well, so perhaps we will cross paths, rcflyer!
Welcome to MadTown! Have lived here almost 30 years now, but just started caching less than a year ago. Wondering where to meet other geocachers, so maybe I will see you around.
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