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I hope the girls were spared witnessing all this, BBG.
Noonan, it’s 6:00 a.m. where you are. What are you doing up so early?
I wish some dentist from Minnesota would pay us $50,000 for the privilege of shooting a bunny in our back yard. 😕
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What a great birthday present for you, Becca! Have a Rocky Mountain happy day!
Have a blood drive where you also pick up trash, Noonan… before the summer souvenir season is over.
Thanks for the insight, Joe. At least HQ let you know why they archived it.
Thank you, Birdin’. I took some time off to have supper, do the dishes, and water some plants, since we got only a few drops of rain today. 🙄 Looks like LaCrosse got about three-quarters of an inch. We’re waiting to see what we get overnight. Then tomorrow we mow the lawn and water the gardens, if necessary. Next rain chances after tonight aren’t until Sunday.
I do not know any of the backstory behind either of these caches, nor have I seen any GC Admin archived caches in our area. I don’t recall ever seeing the protocol on the chain of command for archiving caches, but maybe those who wanted these archived don’t have GC memberships, and they decided to contact Geocaching directly, not knowing any other way. As a cacher, if I ran into this situation, I would put a Needs Archived log on the cache and the reason why (neighbors don’t want this here, on private property or perceived private property, dangerous location… whatever). That way both the CO and the reviewers get to see what is going on and can keep the solution local instead of GC HQ handling the situation from afar. (Was there any private notification to the COs on these?)
Time to bump this up!
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They say the rain is fizzling out as it approaches. We’ll wait and see.
My mission for today: keep this thread bumped!
Starting on January 1, 2016:
“Annual admission sticker fees will increase from $25 to $28 for state residents, from $35 to $38 for non-residents and $10 to $13 for resident seniors. Annual trail passes will increase from $20 to $25 for an annual pass and from $4 to $5 for a daily pass.”(The recently announced property tax savings won’t begin to cover these increases–and we get even less because our place is worth far less than the “average” home in Wisconsin–but for your entertainment dollar, this is still a great bargain.)
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