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It’s handy in the winter if there is snow. You can see where findable caches are.

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Very much appreciate your time spent. I spend most of my site time on recent logs.

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Ours came today too. We were surprised to see two. I guess you get to keep the bigger one. Ours will get it’s start at our event this Saturday.

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That bridge sure attracts a lot of good looking guys!

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That’s a really nice shot of a good lookin’ cacher!

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@rcflyer2242 wrote:

I was FTF on that cache. It is not really that hard just many places it could be. I remember the cords as pretty close to spot on. Bring a light and dont bump your head.

If I remember right the coordinates were within 5′. That is horizontally, vertically is another thing.

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Saw that on the news last night and wondered how many geocachers would give it a try.

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If you want to send trackables out then it’s your responsibility to keep an eye on them just like it’s the responsibility of a cache hider to maintain their cache. I have no sympathy for anyone who whines or complains about caches in any way or manner. There are 23,000+ caches in Wisconsin. Go find one that doesn’t ruffle your feathers.

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Took us two tries to get this one, both times in the company of hack1of2. It’s really not that hard. It just takes a lot of persistance since there are 1000 possible hiding spots. here’s a hint: it’s magnetic.

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Congrats, a great accomplishment in the northwoods.

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Congrats Rob and Karen!

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WTG Mike

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Congrats, excellent way to get to 5K!

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Congrats Wendy!

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Congrats BigJim!

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