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@beccaday wrote:
Ooh! I’m interested!
I can’t sell it to you. You’ll go hide water caches and then I won’t have a canoe to get them.
Congrats and glad to see you survived. I wasn’t sure when I first saw the picture.
The right thing to do here is to return and replace the logsheet. To assume the cache owner will go and check is a wrong assumption.
Also it should be noted so the sandlanders don’t get upset about the rules is that all ice cream related challenges are still acceptable.
Hiked 5 miles and found 17 caches. Most hadn’t been found yet this year. Had our first picnic lunch of the year and a Shamrock shake on the way home. Isn’t spring great.
@Muggle B wrote:
nah, won’t effect me one bit. 🙂
my favorite post of the day
One drawback unless you get a model with changeable voice is that it’s like driving with two wives in the car – just saying.
Can’t go wrong with that price. We paid more for our 205 which is our second one. Wore the first one out driving around Appleton. Everytime we turned a corner we were closer to a different cache. I think it had a nervous breakdown. Saves us at least an hour a day on trips out of town caching. Been Nuvi usera for 4 years now. Like Dave said it’s not for caching and please don’t try hiding one with it, Dave will kill you.
Remember to take at least 10 friends with you – very frustrating and difficult hides.
It’s all due to excessive posts asking questions, stating facts and an unending stream of useless drivel…Oop! wrong topic
Although I could rave about our Sherpa brand shoes I can’t recommend then since they are no longer made. Sherpa shoes set the standard for the modern snowshoe, but cheaper manufacturers led to their demise when the refused to sacrifice quality. We have had ours for more than 15 years, use them often and they still look like new.
They work well in powder and the cleats are long enough to work on hard pack. They are excellent for hill climbing with the assist of a pole. We have bushwacked with them without getting caught up or falling. They are easy to put on and we haven’t had much trouble with them coming off which is a plus since putting them back on in the woods is not easy.
I know this may not help much, but might give you some ideas of what to look for.
02/11/2012 at 8:27 pm in reply to: Menomonee Falls Library- Geocaching talk- help requested. #1956549Pete, send me her contact info and I will look into it. Or give her my e-mail
[email protected]Glad to see you back, thought you might have moved out west. Probably won’t recognize your boys, they must be a lot bigger than the last time we saw you.
Great event, we’ll be back.
Congratulations Barry and Val. Glad you made it so the ride home would be more enjoyable.
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