[grandpa_r]

I’m not sure, but don’t you need all this 3G/4G stuff to do paperless caching?

[grandpa_r]

No, but I think it’s a good idea. I don’t have that many find yet so I could go back and do a recap – maybe a summary log by day. Some information that might be interesting to capture: miles driven/walked, weather conditions, what else did I see/find that was interesting…

[grandpa_r]

Thanks for doing this – I found it interesting….

[grandpa_r]

Very good and interesting article. Thanks for your work…

[grandpa_r]

I can’t say that I purchased new “gear”, but if it wasn’t for caching I’m sure I would be several pounds heavier and would not have seen a lot of great places. I also spent a lot of enjoyable hours with my son and grandkids… looking forward to next year!

[grandpa_r]

It’s really not that unusual to see Robins in winter. The following link has some interesting information.
http://www.learner.org/jnorth/tm/robin/FAQSWintering.html#1

You could also check the data from Audubon Christmas Bird Counts, Project Feeder Watch, or ebird.org – thanks

[grandpa_r]

I guess I never thought about this. Since my grandkids are only 7 & 8 and don’t have an e-mail address – maybe I should rethink this and ask their parents if they would have a problem with my creating an e-mail account for them.

[grandpa_r]

Sounds interesting and fun – will have to check into this some more!

[grandpa_r]

Male 5′ 11″

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