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Where did you see that?

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I cast my vote …..to stay with what we have!

Sometimes change is good, othertimes…it’s just change. The current logo is plain and simple – in the good sense of the words. It tells everything. Leave it be.

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Congratulations!

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Congratulations!

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4/1/2007.

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Any of the posted options are fine with me.

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My ‘mis-spelling’ is ssooooOOO NOT!

It came straight from Ole Stapleford’s “How to Speak Like a Native While Up There”. Published 2002 by the University of Uppsala.

Oh, maybe …………..?!

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Jeremy – yes to your first two questions.

Join? Me? At this point, no…………

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The 12 grottos in this case were once used for Stations of the Cross, during the Lentin season.

Been years since they have been used…..

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When is the meeting with Parks & Rec?

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I guess it comes down to personality types. Which are you? Am I one?

I would rate myself as laisse faire (sp?). I put the cache out, and everyone is invited to pretty much do what they want thereafter. However, I did get a ‘flame’ on the national site once for this. Was told I should care. But what can you do if someone ….. does whatever. Even if they take your cache, you can not do anything about it.

So, I sit back, and enjoy a good book. Go out with friends for a meal. Play cards. Go caching. Anything, but worry about what’s going on with my caches.

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Yes, they do.

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St Joseph and Riverside adjoin each other. Obviously only one is the Catholic one. It is old, with graves back into the 1890’s.

There is also St Mary’s, over on the west side near Hwy 41. That’s where Joseph McCarthy is buried. Not too sure how old that one is.

Hmmmmm…….? Rusty fingers?

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Oh, boy! I always wanted one of those!!!!!!

(Ah, what is it?)

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GC.Com has flipped flopped on the ‘signing the log’ thing severl times.

Here’s the current statement:

Step 4 – The Find

Huzzah! You found the cache! Congratulations! Now what?
Usually you take an item and leave an item, and enter your name and experience you had into the log book. Some people prefer to just enter their name into the log book. It’s an accomplishment enough to locate the cache.
Make sure to seal the cache and place it back where you found it. If it had some rocks covering it, please replace them. It’s pretty straightforward.

In the past they actually had phrasing that stated signing the log was a requirement. Then they didn’t. Then they did. Now…..

BUT………………..there’s always a but…………..

Whenever anyone told me this, I would respond with the question “What about the other two requirements?” Never found anyone who knew what I was talking about.

1. Take something
2. Leave something.
3. Sign the log.

I know there are some cachers out there who have some real issues with others not signing their logs. My ‘favorite’ cache placer in Arizona is on my ignore list because of his rampage against my behavior.

Think about it. If #3 is really a ‘requirement’, then so are #1 and #2.

Veni, vidi, sivi……….I came, I saw, I had someone else sign my name!

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