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Well I guess the most physically demanding and scary cache I've done so far would be this one: Scary Cache

Good job on the 100 milestone! Tis a great sport like you say. May the next 100 be even more enjoyable!

5 yesterday but only 1 today because it was a Tahosa cache... some are easy and some you have to work for.

Thanks for pointing this cache out to me. I did it today and it was the hardest cache I've done so far to date. Glad to be back home safe and sound!

A nice + post that gets a reply from a lurker... Yes, sorry to admit I must be Geo addicted too. Haven't found the cure yet but that's ok. Having too much fun for sure! (Can think of lots worse things to be hooked on) What I'm pondering on is WHY I'm so fixated on finding boxes of trinkets hidden in the bushes...

Perhaps you should look at this site: http://www.paypalwarning.com/WallOfShame/Default.asp

So true. Some tadpoles have done more caches than bullfrogs who spend more time at the keyboard. Not that one is better than the other... Live and let live I say.

Yes, I too am a lurker. A man of few words because of a lot of irons in the fire and no desire to argue in circles...better things to do with my time. I enjoy Geocaching and other outdoor activities. Nope, don't have an avatar... sorta reminds me of an alligator shirt but I guess I'll probably make one one of these days when I don't have anything better to do. Until then I guess I'll just go Geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by runner_one:I think as a matter of courtesy if someone goes to the trouble of finding the cache finding the answers e-mailing you and logging the cache the least you could do as a cache owner is send a thank you note. ( I think you have it backwards. You enjoyed finding a cache and YOU should thank the cache owner. When you go to a free concert do you expect the stars to thank you ?!?