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  • 04/25/2002 at 12:13 pm in reply to: Call for papers #1739385
    Team Cachebarr

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      Originally posted by CacheCows:
      We would sure appreciate any submissions for the Article of the Month. If you have ever written or would like to write a short to medium article that relates in some way to GeoCaching
      Thanks

      I thought the newspaper article that someone told us about was nice. Short and sweet. It was the Top Ten things to do in Wisconsin this summer and geocaching hit the #4 slot, which lets everyone know that geocaching is on the rise!!!!!

      04/15/2002 at 2:14 am in reply to: WARM WEATEHR HAS COME!!!! #1744829
      Team Cachebarr

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        Originally posted by GrouseTales:
        We have them placed!

        The other is a hike up a huge mound.

        Yee haw! You just gave me another reason to get up there for a visit! Did you have to mention the “Huge Mound”? Just kidding! I always like a “thigh” challenge!

        04/13/2002 at 12:57 pm in reply to: WARM WEATEHR HAS COME!!!! #1744823
        Team Cachebarr

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          Originally posted by GrouseTales:
          We plan to hide some caches while turkey hunting.

          Gobble Gobble[/B]

          I sure hope you get a chance to! My uncle has a house in Black River Falls and I’ve been itching to get there and hunt some caches!

          04/04/2002 at 5:52 pm in reply to: Items found in my cache #1744819
          Team Cachebarr

            This coming from a female cacher, I find it both disgusting and hilarious! Grousetales suggestions truly made me laugh out loud. Some interesting new ways to make them useful that even I wouldn’t have thought of!

            But, if you don’t have anything decent to exchange in a cache, DON’T LEAVE IT! Use your head! (No remarks!) There are a lot of family cachers out there (me included with two young boys) who do not want to explain items such as this in the middle of a cache-day!

            03/24/2002 at 8:23 pm in reply to: Easier way to map out caches? #1744772
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              Looks like I will be getting a PC cable and figuring out how to use the EasyGPS. Maybe that will help me speed things up. I never even realized my GPSr could be connected to the computer. I am glad I posted the question. Thanks for all the great comments.

              03/23/2002 at 12:43 pm in reply to: Easier way to map out caches? #1744763
              Team Cachebarr

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                Originally posted by Thraxman:
                I pick the first cache I want to hit, then select “Nearby caches”, select them all, and download them all to my GPSR.

                That does sound pretty close to what I do now except the downloading part to the GPSr. Do you download from your computer or do you have your GPS by the computer and plug in the coordinates by hand as you read the cache sites on the webpage?
                I think my printer is just plain SLOW! It’s one of those printer/scanner/fax jobbers all in one. UGH! I plan the same way you do except that I print each one at a time as I see them. It does make sense to be able to compile them all somewhere and then just print them all at one time.

                03/14/2002 at 5:28 pm in reply to: Waters Edge #1741444
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                  Thanks a bunch for recommending our cache “Water’s Edge”. We had fun planting this cache and thought it made for a great relaxing cache hunt!

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