Different strokes for different folks, I guess. I can’t imagine finding so many caches without the use of the satellites, finicky as they may be at times. So way to go Brian! How nice to have a father-son hobby and a Father’s Day tradition that go together. 🙂
Awesome! I have done some of your caches, and of course, you helped me adopt my first cache. Thanks for your guidance in helping me learn the caching trade. It’s not about the numbers, but numbers are nice to celebrate just the same. 🙂
Congrats to you both. It is fun when milestones can synch up and you can make use of new geotools. Sounds like it was even a nice day. Sometimes the milestone itself is enough to make for an exciting day.
Isn’t Heckrodt great? I will have to seek out the rest of the newer caches there on one of my many walks. Congrats on a fine milestone at a cool puzzle in a neat place!
Even though we only cached together briefly after the Lonely Cache event, I could tell you are full of energy…no wonder it didn’t take too long to reach that 1000 milestone! Now you get to sign the gold ammo can! 8)
Way to go! And I was the cacher who lost the signal in the trees–thanks for getting me to ground zero, even though you were the first to spot the cache! That’s how it should be for a milestone. Congrats!
Thanks cheesehead…I tried it, but it didn’t work. I made sure I clicked OK, and tried it with three different caches. I also went back to see if the preferences had defaulted, but they stayed as you suggested. Not sure what I missed.
Welcome to geocaching! I see recently someone posted in the Looking for Someone to Cache With section (name is SugarStar) was looking for Janesville area cachers. Enjoy your new hobby alone or with others!
It is not only amazing the number of finds you have, but the variety, and how you can appreciate caching not only for numbers but each one for itself. Thanks for all you do in the sport and for the WGA!
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