WRR Series Recruitment

[neonride93]

@BakRdz wrote:

Just trying to spoil your fun Andy. 😉 They just published yesterday (actually, I think one is still pending). It happened to be that CO who sparked this. He contacted me about copying my WRRs which I was more than happy to have him join in. It got me thinking it was the right time to try and recruit some others to see all 108 get done.

That sucks… lol I was in Door County on saturday, would have loved to hunt them!

[Todd300]

I’ll take care of the Marinette County rustic roads which has three of them. I’ll get back to you.

[Trekkin and Birdin]

We have one on the Rustic Road going right by our house, but it’s pretty “trashy,” so I wouldn’t want to feature it.

However……..I have been planning out stages for a WhereIGo that would pretty much follow this road and feature the reasons for its designation. Only problem? I am so impossibly tech impaired, figuring out the WIG builder is tougher for me than trying to read Urdu script. If I can ever get it together, I’d certainly be glad to add this designation, though.

[Lacknothing]

Okay Jay….looks like it is time for you to start thinking about where you are going to hide the Wisconsin WRR Challenge for those who find all 108 WRR caches! You must be getting very close to find CO’s for all of them! So glad you posted. I would hide some WRR’s, but all the RR’s in this are already have caches….some cacher dude from the Oshkosh area I think! 😉

The views expressed here are that of myself only and do not necessarily represent that of the WGA board.

[cheezehead]

Ok. SO is this gonna turn into a State Challange? I think it would be pretty kewl!

[Captain and Mate]

You can sign us up for RR29 too. We forgot that Snake Road is a rustic road-we’ve run on that hilly critter many times!

[rcflyer2242]

I just realized that a caching buddy has a cach on RR#68 in Rock County.
Check it out http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=3aa1fa65-d8b9-45f3-8094-d5b33cdbb14a.
I will contact the cache owner and let him know.
I also placed one on RR#19 in dane county and will post it soon.

[elfdoctors]

I’ll try to get a new one on #15 in Burnett County.

[BakRdz]

Wow! This has been a great response. Half way there! Thanks everyone. Here’s the completed/committed list to date:

2 Racine – Jerrys Dad
3 St. Croix – bobcatw98
4 St. Croix – bobcatw98
5 Racine – Jerrys Dad
7 Kewaunee – BakRdz
8 Brown – BakRdz
9 Door – Capt. Ed
10 Waukesha – Mr. Greenthumb
11 Walworth – Capt/Mate
12 Walworth – Capt/Mate
13 St. Croix – bobcatw98
14 Adams – BakRdz
15 Burnett – elfdoctors
16 Manitowoc – Mizfit
17 Portage – BakRdz
19 Dane – RCflyer
20 Dane – RCflyer
22 Green Lake – BakRdz
23 Waupaca – BakRdz
24 Waupaca – BakRdz
25 Racine – Jerrys Dad
28 Polk – GPS Junky
29 Walworth – Capt/Mate
30 Racine – Jerrys Dad
31 La Crosse – T&B?
32 Marinette – Todd 300
33 Washington – Mr. Greenthumb
36 Walworth – Capt/Mate
37 Racine – Jerrys Dad
38 Door – Capt. Ed
39 Door – Capt. Ed
42 Racine – Jerrys Dad
43 Racine/Kenosha – Jerrys Dad
44 Marinette – Todd 300
45 Eau Claire – BakRdz
46 Brown – BakRdz
48 Waushara – BakRdz
50 Adams – BakRdz
51 Pierce – BakRdz
52 Washington – BakRdz
53 Outagamie – BakRdz
55 Vernon – TheBalks
56 Vernon – TheBalks
57 Waupaca – BakRdz
58 Oneida – Geolivestrong
61 Outagamie – BakRdz
63 Sheboygan – BakRdz
65 Ozaukee – Lego Lover
67 Barron/Polk – Benjam76
68 Rock – SmashingGround?
72 Winnebago – BakRdz
76 Clark – BakRdz
77 Door – Capt. Ed
82 Fond du Lac – BakRdz
85 Walworth – Jerrys Dad
86 Waukesha – Lostby7
89 Dunn – ZoesBrother
97 Marinette – Todd 300
102 Waushara – BakRdz
106 Dodge – BakRdz
107 Dunn – ZoesBrother

[BakRdz]

…and here is the list of still available roads:
(*Contacted CO of an existing cache)

*1 Taylor
6 Chippewa
18 Barron
21 Sauk
*26 La Crosse
27 Green
34 Forest
35 Rock
40 Brown
41 Polk
47 Shawano
49 Columbia
*54 Jackson
59 Oneida
*60 Vilas
62 Price
64 La Crosse
66 LaFayette
69 Columbia
70 Grant
71 Washburn
73 Clark
74 Florence
75 Iowa
78 Lincoln
79 Burnett
80 Burnett
81 Green
83 Barron
84 Jefferson
87 Jefferson
88 Jefferson
90 Green
*91 Trempealeau
92 Pierce
93 Polk
94 Green
95 Bayfield/Sawyer
96 Dane
98 Burnett
99 Grant
100 Iron
101 Polk
103 St. Croix/Polk
104 Columbia/Marquette
105 Price
108 Sawyer

[sandlanders]

Since BakRdz has taken our area “back roads”, we are up for a road trip to check out some of the others within our range. We’ll take a look at 21, 49, 69, and 104 to see what can be done. #69 near Portage has one of sloughfoot’s Trail of the Serpent caches at the end of it: GCTQXD . Not sure if you should mix the TOTS and the WRR designations, though.

If we decide to put caches where none exist, I would assume we should try to follow the basics of the ones you put out as far as a cache page and a hide would go. Just so we don’t have to make a “typical BakRdz” container. 😉

As far as maintenance goes, give us a shout if you need any for 14 and 50.

[Mister Greenthumb]

Hid and submitted Road 33 today.

[Mister Greenthumb]

Hid and submitted Road 33 today.

[greyhounder]

One of those Jefferson ones is right behind my house. I had a cache there a while back, I could put one there again. I think it was 87, but I’m not sure…

Bec

[Lostby7]

@Mister Greenthumb wrote:

Hid and submitted Road 33 today.

Tried to get 86 placed yesterday but daughter had other plans for me…hope to have it in place today. Page should look something like this:

WRR 86

Wisconsin Rustic Road 86

Drive with caution and be prepared to stop!
Please be aware that the Glacial Drumlin Bike route crosses Waterville Road.

The Roads of the route:
When you arrive you will have driven on part of a 7.3 mile route which has been designated as Wisconsin Rustic Road number 86. This route includes portions of Waterville Road, Town Road G, County ZZ, Strawberry and Piper Roads and runs from US 18 to WIS 59.

Fluff:
WRR 86 provides nice views of the Kettle Moraine State forest as well as sections of open prairie as it rises and falls over this picturesque landscape. Take your time and enjoy the drive or park your car and bike or hike one of the trails which intersect the road.

Highlights:
• The Ice Age Trail here features a (very) small glimpse of exposed Niagara Escarpment as it makes its way from Wisconsin to the mighty falls which shares the escarpments name.
• The Scuppernong Hiking Trail has many routes and wanders through a heavily wooded forest with a mix of mostly gentle grades and rolling hills.
• The Glacial Drumlin Bike Trail crosses this route on its 52 mile journey from Waukesha to Cottage Grove. A trail pass must be obtained to bike this path (hiking is free).

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