WRR Series Recruitment

[Captain and Mate]

Published GC299EW

[Captain and Mate]

Got our last one submitted today: “WRR 36 – Cranberry Road”

[Captain and Mate]

Published GC2986J

[Nurse_Pat]

I have placed WRR 035 – Serns Road today GC29CE8 and it is awaiting publication.

[TheBalks]

WRRWSQ 55 and WRR 56 Placed today, will write up and submit tonight.

[BakRdz]

WOW! Looks like after a long camping weekend, I’ve got some catching up to do!

Thank you everyone who recently published and also everyone who has participated! I’ll post an update once I’m caught up.

[BakRdz]

As of June 1st…

Total # of WRR caches placed: 56
# left for adoption: 26
# of committed to be placed: 26

[greyhounder]

Hope to have mine in place and submitted for publication this weekend. Got the locations and cache pages, just no containers yet.

Bec

[jerrys dad]

WRR 43 is done and published…GC299HZ

[BakRdz]

@jerrys dad wrote:

WRR 43 is done and published…GC299HZ

Hmmm. Had it on the bookmark list but forgot to make the change on my running total list and the map. Thanks for the reminder. It’s getting tough to keep up. 😉 😀

[Trekkin and Birdin]

We scouted out RR 55 in Vernon County this evening. We’ll see what we can do there, it’s a beautiful stretch, crossing the Kickapoo near its eastern terminus. We actually stopped to look at a possibility, but without knowing for sure the property lines, figured we’d better do some more research first, though in reviewing the thread, looks like The Balks will get this one. They’re closer, anyway.

I do really want to do the one in West Salem too, only as a WhereIGo. That particular road really lends itself well to a tour type cartridge, as its rustic significance is defined by historic locales. No, our house is not one of them!

I’d be willing to accept any and all help in trying to figure out how to begin with a WhereIGo. That website is not geared for technophobes such as myself.

[BakRdz]

@Trekkin’ and Birdin’ wrote:

I do really want to do the one in West Salem too, only as a WhereIGo. That particular road really lends itself well to a tour type cartridge, as its rustic significance is defined by historic locales. No, our house is not one of them!

I’d be willing to accept any and all help in trying to figure out how to begin with a WhereIGo. That website is not geared for technophobes such as myself.

I wish I could be of help, but I really don’t have ANY experience with them. I do like the idea of one WhereIGo WRR though. If I come across anyone with the tech experience with them, I’ll pass it along.

On a side note, I think TheBalks have WRR 55 almost done. Would you consider looking into WRR 26? There is one cache on it, but I contacted the owner awhile back and have never heard anything back.

[sandlanders]

@BakRdz wrote:

I do like the idea of one WhereIGo WRR though. If I come across anyone with the tech experience with them, I’ll pass it along.

So how is that going to play for those of us not so equipped who want to complete the WRR Series Challenge? WhereIGo tour to western Wisconsin!

[Captain and Mate]

@sandlanders wrote:

@BakRdz wrote:

I do like the idea of one WhereIGo WRR though. If I come across anyone with the tech experience with them, I’ll pass it along.

So how is that going to play for those of us not so equipped who want to complete the WRR Series Challenge? WhereIGo tour to western Wisconsin!

We agree with Sandlanders. Not everyone is up to speed yet with WherIgo caches (us included) and this would exclude some folks who want to do the entire series. Why not just do a WherIgo that’s not a part of the series?

[Trekkin and Birdin]

I won’t do a WhereIGo, then. I guess I missed the fact that they would all lead to some kind of challenge. I guess in the case of this particular RR, I’ll have to choose one or the other, because it would be tough to do the WIG AND a RR cache.

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