Around 200, give or take. Any location we use would have to have parking, grills and picnic tables, and restroom facilities for that many people. Waukesha would be nice for those of us here in SE WI, but we should aim for something more central for those who live further away.
We probably spent more than most people since we stayed at the Best Western. Throw in a supper on Saturday and gas for the trip home and it adds up fast.
Too bad Auntie Nae’s beginner workshop for this Thursday was cancelled. And the Schlitz Audobon Nature Center doesn’t have any workshops coming up soon either.
You could check out Fox 6’s web site. Vince Condella has some videos of his caching stories in the Weather section.
Geocaching for Dummies and Complete Idiot’s Guide to Geocaching are both decent books for beginners. (Milwaukee County Federated Library System has both books.)
In the past, he made the announcement of new caches on Thursday nights at 9:45, although since he’s been listing them on gc.com, sometimes you can get it before the announcement.
I purposely scheduled the CITO Oak Creek event for the morning so it wouldn’t overlap with the Waukesha event in the afternoon. People can go to both if they like. We are!
