Hey Y'all! I just want to say that I probably wouldn't have believed it either, or at least been very skeptical. However, I researched the area thoroughly and laid out a route for us before we went. I left out caches that appeared to be missing. I spent a week researching each and every cache and reading the logs on it before we left. I had a very good idea of what we were looking for or at, before we ever got to the area.
Also, Dentful1 and I are in pretty good physical condition, which definitely helps a lot when you are making those jumps in and out of the Jeep all day. This came in handy when we made a trek to a cache that wasn't right on the road either. We didn't walk, we ran to these. We very literally, ran all day. While the temps were over one hundred degrees most of the day, the A/C in the Jeep really helped. We went through a LOT of water and Gatorade as well. Both Dentful1 and myself are the competitive type, and were athletes in school.
Now with all this being said, let me just say that there is a reason that Alamogul is the number 1 team in the world! They apparently just stopped in on their way home from GWVII, as where I put a lot of research into this.
I would like to say thanks so much to the folks around the Jefferson area, for placing all these nice caches! You guys ROCK! If anyone wants a first class geocaching experience, you should go to this area. There were plenty of sights to see too. The view from the CC bridge, also known as the Bridge of Death as so named by Normasgirl, was spectacular! The cypress trees and the white sand contrasted against the black water made for a very picturesque scene.
Thanks for the words of support and congrats from those who answered this posting. I was a little nervous that some wouldn't like it when Dentful1 posted this. He really meant this as a kudos for the Texas geocachers, and especially those in this area.
One last note, Mrs.Q (my wife) is a proud native Texan, and I plan to find many more caches in the great state of Texas! She was pleased that we were able to do this here. Also, I would like to thank my good buddy, Dentful1, for a great day of adventure, and for not using our real names on the Groundspeak forums!
