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100 is still a great accomplishment regardless of the time it takes.
Great job!

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Le Tour is all set now and has been submitted. It includes alternate endings (two of them) just for those hikers who would enjoy the cache but not the bike ride.
I have also placed the final cache on a slope so that Pharmteam has something to slide down when done – not a very big slope though – they might have more fun on the slide nearby. And for those who love my water caches – you will not be disappointed – the final approach has you walking across rocks over a small stream – easy enough for small children and slow witted adults and only 6 inches deep. Sorry but you will not need to do a running jump over this one.

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Just printed off Ken’s Biking Cache – will add it to my spring list – sounds like a great afternoon outing.
Get yours going Cheesehead Dave – like the field of dreams – make it and they will come.

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No Steve – Chief O’Brien II is still on my current list of ones to visit – can’t wait now .

And as for Miata, not that one either . Any other guesses?

Obviously my message was meant to be of a fun nature – I have only found one cache I have not enjoyed is some way and that one was in Freeport Illinois. Even the ones I have not found yet and recorded no finds had huge redeeming qualities. It will always be the hunt that rewards us.

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I guess your only the second person to make 400 in Wisconsin??

Congratulations!

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Way to go jstream!!!
Hope we didn’t drive your gas bill too high .

100 caches is a great mark to make and once the fever sets in – you gotta get it.

Congratulations and see you at 200!!!

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Congratulations!!

300 ?? can’t even imagine it.

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Great article – thanks for loading the link!

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Good to hear!
I am going to be flying into Reno in July and am staying over on Lake Tahoe. I will have to check out some of the caches. If you get a chance, please email me with the ones you did.
Really looking forward to checking out some of the ones in the Sierra Nevadas.

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You can’t blame me for your fast start . You were already on your way.
While geocaching is not a competitive sport, it does highlight numbers quite a bit. If the landmark numbers are your incentive to go out and visit everyones caches, then they have served a purpose.

I enjoy placing caches as much as finding them. Geography will always give us the best caches and those we all remember but they all can serve a purpose.

A couple of weeks from now I am going to place a couple of caches in Jamaica – care to make these your next ones?

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Placed two today so that should take the jinx off.

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Congratulations Tenner!!

See you at 200 next!!

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Thanks!!

100 Caches has been my goal since starting and I even consulted with Lil Otter on where would be a good 100th – unfortunately the recommended caches were either archived or not available when I was . (thanks for the help Lil Otter!). Hoyt Park actually worked out just fine.
I realize that all of the fun I am having would not be possible without all of you guys and your support – thank you all. I hope that the caches I have been able to get placed close to my home will help others in their quest.
Go SS Bing and jstream – you both can beat the 100 caches in 61 days!!
Now its off to Milwaukee tomorrow and begin my 2nd 100.

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I agree – great that you folks could make it down there. It would be nice to have one like that in Wisconsin.

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Thanks for noticing!
Very addictive and very fun.
Thanks to all the pioneers of this great activity.

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