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04/16/2009 at 11:46 am #1905917
@SammyClaws wrote:
@sandlanders wrote:
Now, when I first got into these forums, I didn’t know who anyone was, who was serious and who was joking, and what all the insider comments meant. Some of it I still don’t know, but in case you’re totally confused now, Sparki2003, just let me know what you need translated.
Most of all, DO NOT SEND ANYONE ANY MONEY!!!!!!!!
Unless its a Bomb Squad Disposal Fee!
Or it’s a parking ticket received while caching or placing a cache…
04/16/2009 at 1:11 pm #1905918sandlanders wrote:
Now, when I first got into these forums, I didn’t know who anyone was, who was serious and who was joking, and what all the insider comments meant. Some of it I still don’t know, but in case you’re totally confused now, Sparki2003, just let me know what you need translated.Most of all, DO NOT SEND ANYONE ANY MONEY!!!!!!!!
Just kidding!!!!
Oconto...the birthplace of western civilization:)
04/16/2009 at 2:32 pm #1905919@bartrod wrote:
sandlanders wrote:
Now, when I first got into these forums, I didn’t know who anyone was, who was serious and who was joking, and what all the insider comments meant. Some of it I still don’t know, but in case you’re totally confused now, Sparki2003, just let me know what you need translated.Most of all, DO NOT SEND ANYONE ANY MONEY!!!!!!!!
Just kidding!!!!
Now you are just ….. ah? You is kidding who .. or whom?
I’ve really gotten lost in this thread 😯
04/16/2009 at 2:55 pm #1905920E-mail me. I’ll send you my mailing address where you can send your check(s)…TFTC really means Thanks For The Check:)
Just kidding!!!!
Hope this helps, Marc…although I think we should try to raise some money for you. All your pill bottle caches have to be a reflection of a heavy prescription debt 😆
Oconto...the birthplace of western civilization:)
04/16/2009 at 11:17 pm #1905921@bartrod wrote:
E-mail me. I’ll send you my mailing address where you can send your check(s)…TFTC really means Thanks For The Check:)
Just kidding!!!!
Hope this helps, Marc…although I think we should try to raise some money for you. All your pill bottle caches have to be a reflection of a heavy prescription debt 😆
I BEG YOUR PARDON!
Those are not pill bottles from a drug habit. They’re matchsticks holders, from …. ah … another habit! 😯
04/17/2009 at 5:20 am #1905922Okay, “Bartroddy”,
I’ll forgive you this time . . . But, please try to be “nice” from now on, okay?
=)I sent you a private message that should explain a lot of things.
And, for the rest of you, one of the main reasons that I decided to take up geo-caching in the first place is because it was in our local free newspaper a few weeks ago, and sounded like fun.Also, I grew up camping all over the country, and Wisconsin with my family [3 older sisters, and formerly both of my parents] – taking 2-3 week vacations to awesome places like the Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls, Boston and Cape Cod. [But, my very active 77 year old Dad was diagnosed with “End stage Leukemia in July 2007, and due to complications from chemotherapy, etc., he passed away and went to live in Heaven on March 24, 2008].
But. our favorite place to go on summer vacations was to go to Estes Park, Colorado, which is where Rocky Mountain National Park is near. And, we used to take “Day hikes” there whenever we were able to get there. But, I feel extremely blessed to have been able to go with my dear Dad to take a very rigorous hike up to the “Keyhole” of “Long’s Peak” in August 1994; a hike that took us from 2 a.m. [with backpacks and strong flashlights] to 6 p.m. that evening [Mom couldn’t go with us as she had a very bad heel spur that year]. And, just for your information, this guy named Mike M. has a website of that hike, along with many others. So, go take a peek: http://www.mikes-hikes.com/mrh/mrh20.html
So, although I may be new to geo-caching, I am a fairly well-seasoned “hiker”.
However, neither my Mom nor I can do much hiking anymore, due to medical conditions. Mom’s causes her to use oxygen 24/7 [and it was not even due to smoking].
And, mine causes my muscles to be weaker than a 41 year old’s should be [so I cannot walk or hike long distances any more without the use of a walker = 🙁 ]. But, my doctors cannot figure out what is causing it, except that they do know that I acquired a very unusual involuntary movement disorder called “an Adult on-set Tic Disorder”, which causes my jaw to move “constantly”, and other parts of my body, mainly my head and neck, to move around whenever they “feel like it”. And, I do take some meds. to calm the Tic Disorder down, but nothing has been found to “cure it” completely.
So, before my dear Dad passed away, they decided to become “seasonal campers” at a very nice campground just outside of Brodhead, Wisconsin called “Crazy Horse Campground”, so we spend many of our summer weekends out there, to relax and meet new friends….
But, I wanted to try out geo-caching so I could “stay active”. Besides, it sounded like so much fun !
And, it would be really nice to meet up with some of you, sometime, too, if at all possible.

Sparki2003/Jennifer
04/17/2009 at 10:19 am #1905923Estes Park …. a wonderful place! Been there lots of time.
Did lots of hiking in the area, and biking down the Trail Ridge …. but I never worked up the nerve to try Long’s Peak. I guess I’m a wimp.
04/19/2009 at 11:58 pm #1905924Sparki2003,
I have placed many caches in the Janesville area and a couple named Brain and Braun have placed many there as well. There is no fee or permit needed at this time. There are many areas that could use a few new caches and I will be happy to tell you about some of these. Also, Nurse Pat, Geojorg and Emmitt Bunny are good resources in the Janesville area too.04/21/2009 at 6:26 pm #1905925Hey Marc, Hiking Long’s Peak isn’t for “wimps”, but at one time, my Dad & I thought that we were too “wimpy” to try the hike, too. But, we did it ! 😀 And, it is one of the best memories that I have of my dear Dad. We did have to find rocks to sit down on every 10-15 minutes though, as we huffed and puffed our way up the trail … But, it was well worth it !
Thanks, Crippler. That is good to know.
Sparki2003/Jennifer
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