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Tishman It has been great rubbing elbows on the trail. We are looking forward to 1100 more. Kudos.
Mike, I will never forget those sage words of inspiration you shared with us at our last meeting: “A grenade thrown in a french kitchen results in Linoleum Blownapart.”
Kudos Miata!
12/13/2004 at 8:46 pm in reply to: TamCo crossed the 600 cache milestone quietly with her paren #1756479Kudos from T&tb too
Congratulations Deb & Bill!
Kudos from T&tb
12/13/2004 at 8:37 pm in reply to: ecorangers bust through 2000 like grandpa’s belt on turkey d #1756473Kudos EcoRangers or ecorangers. I just revisited the july JSOnline feature. Tami takes a great photo, great thumbs. 800 in July, 2000 in November, Wow!
Big Kudos Brickster!
LOL TLOL2 [Trudy too]
Timing, Mike. Timing.We had an NF today if that means anything.We had stated the goal of 1K by the end of the year. We are really trying to keep the cache a day pace up.
Next weekend we will be going to the Richard Bong Rec Area with Team Synergy to do the 1K.
tbquote:
Originally posted by Trudy & the beast:
…Personnaly, I would like to see all cachers carry an autograph book for cachers met on the trail…
Hey, I like that idea. I am going to start carrying one today. I will have a few spares in my pocket for other cachers who want to do the same. Today, we plan on being in Kiel if you want to be the first to sign our log.
tbquote:
Originally posted by EnergySaver:
Makes my head spin for a unique idea … something odd, like how about a Travel Bug that doesn’t move … like a TB welded to the side of a bridge, you can log it but you can’t put miles on it.
Or A cache that does move..
Or A TB that is a photo album of cachers met on the trails and never leave the hands of it’s owner..The pocket log book has been used at the Nashville invitational a couple of years ago, at the Estabrook park breakfast, at the Middleton breakfast and a couple of others.
They are all great ideas for keeping the interest level high. Purists complain, but if this game were only for purists, all caches would be ammoboxes hidden in a hollow log 0.5 miles from the nearest parking place and 5 miles from the next cache.
Personnaly, I would like to see all cachers carry an autograph book for cachers met on the trail [events wouldn’t count here, for the purists in this facet].
tb[This message has been edited by Trudy & the beast (edited 12-11-2004).]
Of this budget, annual park entrance fees were of greates interest to me. http://dnr.wi.gov/org/nrboard/budget1.pdf at the bottom of page 3 I found this effort to justify the increased fee:
“Wisconsin’s current annual vehicle admission prices for residents in 2004 are at least 20% less than neighboring states levying a vehicle entrance fee:
Minnesota $25
Indiana $24
Michigan $24″They convieniently omitted Iowa, Illinois [where there currently is no such fee], North Dakota and South Dakota [$20 each]. In fact there were 10 states that had no such fee as late as 1993 TN, WA, IA, KA, HI, IL, KY, OH, OK, PA . Using common practice is not justification for this fee increase.
Today’s Journal Sentinal reports that the Natural Resources Board Voted 7-0 to approve the 2005-2007 Budget.
I assume the proposed budget that they approved was the governor’s.
Here are the proposed reductions: http://dnr.wi.gov/org/nrboard/budget.pdf
Here is the proposed budget for revenue: http://dnr.wi.gov/org/nrboard/budget1.pdf
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There are several witnesses that saw you “attending” the temporary caches at the event Randy. You need to fess-up, admit you where there! Log the temp caches.
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K U D O S !
All systems are Go!
Bird 52 is now operational.
This means more reliable locations.
Yada, yada, yada.The story is here: http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n0411/30gps/
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