Welcome! When I saw NE corner, I got hopeful of new cachers in my area. But I suppose it is nice to say hi to new cachers, wherever you are from 🙂 Many cachers make geocaching a family activity. I hope you are able to enjoy it with your boys.
Congratulations to both teams! I am happy to have joined you for a few spots on the grid. Maybe you could start the grid over… 😛 Just kidding! Good luck on the completion of the next challenge you pursue.
Good to hear that Gram is healing well. Sometimes these things take longer than we expect. Nice to know the caching bug didn’t dwindle away! Welcome back to the game 🙂
Oh, ok. 🙁 I guess I was not the only one who didn’t know that, or they wouldn’t have asked for photos. 😕 Maybe if I am feeling ambitious, I will suggest that in their forums. Ah, who am I kidding? I have used up my ambition for the week. :sleep:
Congratulations on 4000! I have never cached with you, but I have found some of your caches. Thanks for hiding them too! Your adventure sounds like a lot of fun. 🙂
Thanks for the link. Just to see if I could browse around, I tried to log in, but I guess it is time sensitive because it didn’t recognize my current geocaching.com name and password. It knows I didn’t exist yet!
Very well written and even prophetic in places. It is amazing how much geocaching has changed and yet how much it has stayed the same. I was able to find Pike Powder Hike last weekend and it is cool to know a bit more about its history. Thanks for sharing the article!
Welcome to the craziness and the WGA! Or is it the craziness that is the WGA? Actually it is pretty well organized and there are many people who have cached a while as well as some who are new. Lots of perspectives that can help you with questions or fun people to meet and maybe even cache with. Have a good time! 🙂
