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12/23/2007 at 5:31 pm #1725848
Okay, this latest blast of snow is pushing even our limits right now. Trekkin’ says he’s sick of going out, doing all the trailblazing then making it easy for the next guy!
We lauged at the logs that have followed our caching trail through the snows of Rochester.We’ll be in the Cities to visit my family later this week. I know about the UM series. Are these all yours, DOC or are there others in the series, too?
We were also looking at bandits 14D#s series. What else is out there in this corner of the state and into Minnesota we might want to chase?Yes, we do have snowshoes and all the gear. We’ll do that, too!
12/23/2007 at 6:07 pm #1882543The UM series, Cryogenic Coackroach Containers by Boris Badenov (Gary’s grandson Jordan) were set up to be a speed number run (We tried to set up 30 caches in three miles). Not all are skirt lifters! Waa Hoo! Mnpilot’s caches rock! Most are very winter friendly. Several of MNpilot’s very excellent hides in Woodbury were set up in conjuction with Doc’s Dirty Little Secret caches. Mutsley and Crew also have some excellent caches set up in the same area (Tamarack Nature Preserve) and in Carver Lake Park. Those are park and grab a bunch. Caches put out by Forever isn’t Always are not winter friendly, and need maintenance. Knowschad and Proys have some very clever hides in the same area. Run a pocket query for 55125 – do a 6 mile radius, run terrain and difficulty to a 3, include puzzle caches, and you’ve got yourself a fast numbers run. Everything is being found on a daily basis over here, so there are no new trails to blaze.
Another area is Oakdale – if you center a query on my cache – DB’s Birthday Card, go out 3 miles, you will end up with a bunch of caches right in that area, esp. in the Oakdale Nature Preserve. Some very clever Mutsley and Crew hides – nice x-country skiing through there, but not winter friendly hides.
River Falls, WI is near the area you will be traveling through. Spike007 and Hike and Seek have some terrific winter friendly hides there. Some p&g and some park and hike and grab a bunch – See Hoffman Park and Chickadee something or other on the Kinnikinic River caches by Spike007.
Also – you will be passing right over the Woodville or Wildwood Trail at the Woodvlle, WI exit on I94 – another excellent numbers run and all are winter friendly. Probably 25+ caches down that trail that you don’t have yet. The trail allows snowmobiles on it, there are no groomed x-country ski trails – but it is allowed. Follow trax to caches here, too. Really nice variety of hides here, too.
Hope this helps. Crap, I really want to caching now!
This should put you over 3000 in a weekend!
12/23/2007 at 6:15 pm #1882544Oakdale Nature Preserve is where you end up at to solve Doc’s Dirty Little Secret; The Missing Link – it’s near DB’s M&C’s Grand Celebration.
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