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Bec,
Do you have Windows Media Player installed? It’s a totally unreliable piece-o-carp application, but it can play .wmv files (when it works properly).
QuickTime won’t play .wmv files. That may be your problem …just a guess, though.
Linkity.
Thanks, Bec. It sounds like fun.
I understand how from a reviewer’s perspective, so many of these caches can be a pain, but from a cacher’s perspective…
Having too many multi/series caches seems like a wonderful problem to have when considering that many areas are suffering from a “lamp post micro” epidemic.
It’s a tight contest. What happens in the event of a tie??
I was searching for this thread from last winter and thought I might as well bump it to the top.
Ho-hum…Thanks for your efforts, Tie!
The two of us were camping at Day Lake in Chequamegon National Forest this past summer. Driving to the dumpster from our campsite, we saw a small Black Bear running down the access road. Luckily, we were in the car at the time, but the entire rest of the weekend, which included hiking a couple of The Lil Otter’s WWF caches, was spent being paranoid of becoming a meal. Looking back, it was an amazing experience seeing a bear. I’m sure such sightings are common for people living in bear country, but for city slickers, it makes for a memorable experience.
Are Black Bears becoming more common in the state?
Wow! That’s way more than I ever expected. THANKS!! I guess I’ll have to get out soon and start knocking a few off my incredibly long to-do list. Thanks, again.
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Originally posted by Green Bay Paddlers:
I’ve asked to have my account pulled from the WGA forums… I’m done with WGA functions and events…
That’s sad to hear. I hope you’ll have a change of heart.
Great post, but in my opinion, most of it isn’t needed for these forums. It’s kind of strange here… I see people commenting about negative threads or posts way more often than I actually see negative threads or posts. Perhaps I am less sensitive to the negativity than other people, perhaps the comments about negativity are often to keep a thread from becoming more negative instead of directed at negativity that has already been seen, or perhaps I just don’t read these forums enough to truly gauge it.
The part of your advice that I would like to emphasize is that what appears to be a negative post/thread is often not intended to be. If a comment seems nagative, simply ignore it. In fact, actually pointing out negativity can, in a way, also be a form of negativity.
Assume the best, ignore the rest! (I just made that up now… pretty good, hey!!)
[This message has been edited by subterranean (edited 10-11-2004).]
Please?
You know, like this one posted for May’s results or this one for April’s? I actually started saving the lists. Any cache that someone thought worthy of a COTM nomination would probably be a good one to get out and do, I was thinking, and although I haven’t been caching much lately, it would still be nice to have the lists for each month.
Please?
Just a heads up… the road that is recommended parking for “Dew It For Fun” has a gate across it that was closed when I did the cache. I had to park on the main road. It’s only side-of-the-road parking at those coordinates, anyway. Perhaps a diferent choice would work better for your meeting spot?
It’s a beautiful area, though. ENJOY!!
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Originally posted by kbraband:
Regarding the location of Covert Cache…
I’ve been there only once, long before my days as a cacher, but thought it was a really fun place to visit. The food was excellent. I had some type of garlic steak, I remember, and the prices were extremely reasonable… (my parents paid). I’d certainly recommend going if you haven’t been there.
Matt
I really enjoy reading Today’s Cacher. In fact, this month it features an article on skin cancer.
Matt
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