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Congrats on your 600th milestone.

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300 caches..way to go!

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There are a couple of Glow in the Dark multicaches in Minooka Park, in Waukesha County..those are the closest ones to Racine that I’m aware of, although I think Cacheopia, out near South Kettle Morraine is meant to be a night cache as well.

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Congrats to a man who is so quick, he will get to Racine caches before Racine cachers can even think about them. Thanks for hosting the pizza event last weekend.

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Congratulations on your 300th find. Good luck towards your next milestone.

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At the rate you’re going..1,000 WILL BE just around the corner..congratulations.

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100 mystery/puzzle caches..that definitely catches my eye. I’ll have another one ready for you in a few more weeks if all goes right.

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Congratulations on your 200th find.

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You came, You saw, You conquered, You found!
Congratulations, Marc.

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Does this mean it’s being started in a brand new cache as well?

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I have found a handful of benchmarks this past winter, and was surprised to see things listed as benchmarks that I never knew were benchmarks, such as radio towers, water towers, lighthouses, and chimney tower stacks of old factories. I still think it’s neat to come across the mounted discs.

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I am no stranger to feral cats, in fact my daughter just had to put hers down after it just went totally nuts..I’m talking mean. This cat always had a mean streak in her,but nothing like this. If I hadn’t seen the cat myself, I would’ve never believed it. She even growled as I came near her and with my eighteen month old grandson in the house, we knew we couldn’t take any chances. After failing to trap her, we wound up calling the humane society animal control dept who eventually caught her and and put her to sleep. Believe me, it was horrifying..and I consider myself an animal lover, with two cats of my own.

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As a golfer/hacker, I don’t see where a GPS would come in too handy, except for knowing direction and distance, but it still requires the ability to hit the ball and get it there (which I sorely lack). Vision is important mostly in tracking the flight of the ball or picking out landmarks at which to aim for along the fairways or on the greens. Sorry to hear about your friend’s accident. I hope things can work out for him.

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Way to go! Tamco

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Welcome aboard John. Happy caching!

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