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Little Gamer and I will be in for sure. I’m not sure if Elder Gamer will be in or not. She has a thing for sleeping on the ground.

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Sorry, I wasn’t able to submit my photos. The timing of the camp out was not good for me being the last week of school, but at least we made it. I wouldn’t have been 3 weeks earlier due to my back issue. I’d still like to submit some photos even though they won’t be voted on.

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Little Gamer (11) and I are willing to help out. We just need to know what you want us to do.

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We are in site 19. Where is everyone else with wheels camping?

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@Jeremy wrote:

Just a quick clarification. Wheeled campers are not allowed in the group campsites, so if you are thinking of bringing your pop-up or travel trailer, you would need to reserve a spot in the family campground.

Technically they are allowed by the park, but the WGA decided to not allow them to maximize space for tents. If we parked pop-ups on the group sites, we’d have to decrease the tent camper limit significantly. We also did not know what would be fair to charge for camping fees for wheeled camping units… it did not seem right to allow someone to park their large travel trailer in the group sites for the same cost per night as my 4’x8′ tent.

Also, generators are generally not allowed in state parks unless written permission is obtained from the park manager. The group campsites do not have electricity and we will not be running any generators. (They also do not have running water or flush toilets, so we will be “roughing it”.)

http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/Org/land/parks/other/quiet.html

I did PM you about this and asked. You never got back to me. It sounded like pop ups were okay. I’ll need a refund and I’ll book a site in the campground.

And, CacheARRRS is fibbing about the keg. He will be lucky if he remembers to bring his socks.

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My daughter likes number two for it reminds her of a geocoin and that it fits that 60ish style that seems to be coming back these days.

I like number 4 because it is set up nice and promotes WGA. I’d mark on the state where the event was held. The climbers go with the High Cliff location.

I’m not sure what the significance of the ball/globe in number three, but it has simplicity and color going for it.

Number 5 is hard to read and I always think the guy is holding a chainsaw.

My second vote would be 6a or 6b for it has a fun logo along with a person geocaching.

12b would be number 3. It looks very official and symmetrical.

When will we find out the winner? I’m sure I’ll like whatever you pick. They all look great. I hope everyone had fun.

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@zuma wrote:

My geodog has attended several of the WGA campouts and she enjoys em. I dont think Jesse is gonna make the May campout though, since we are gonna have to motel it this time around.

zuma

What? Do you mean we will not have to tell you to settle down or go to bed and quit telling stories until 2am or when you pass out from exhaustion telling them sitting next to the camp fire? I don’t think I want to come now. Thanks a lot. You just ruined the event for me. Just kidding. If you pay your hotel by the hour, then you could check in after your story telling is done:)

GGC

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@Cheesehead Dave wrote:

All the happy campers:

Not all. Just most.

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