mudda_UBER
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I like to be able to open up a cache and look at all of the stuff, even if it is junk. I like stuff that most people would call junk!!! I have all of the items I've found so far labeled and in small plastic baggies.
muddaUBER
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Are you planning any side trips through KY?
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Abraham Lincoln is my seventh cousin. Dr. Samual Mudd is related on the other side of the family. Kind of weird.
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Cool, thanks a lot! I'm not using it as a GPS either. Probably just going to use it to download info about the caches. I don't have a clue even how to use it yet!
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I've found only found one letterbox since there aren't any close to where I live, but I would like to find more. I made a few of my own stamps to use. I like it because of the artistic side of it. At first I thought it would be better than regular geocaching, but I've changed my mind. Nothing could beat that.
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Anyone else use this one for caching? How do you like it?
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Mine is not too creative. My last name is Mudd, first name, Amy. Someone told me "mudda" means waste in Japanese.
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Those are too cool. I want one!
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Almost 26
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They are very cool. You did an excellent job on the designs!
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I think they're cool. I just put a travel bug out who's goal is to collect as many as possible.
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I had no idea it was nerdy, but I was called a nerd for talking about it. It's a complement.
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I've been happy with the Platypus bladders that I've got. I think the bite valve has a gross plastic taste though. Usually I just screw on the cap and take it out of my pack when I need a drink instead of using the tube. I just like them because they hold a lot of water and they take up little space.
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That's what I did. Then it's in perfect condition and It's all yours!
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My first cache was approved today! Can't wait 'till someone finds it.
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I used to love cracking those rocks open as a kid. There's a river bottom here in Kentucky with a ton of them. I actually thought about setting up a cache in the area and mentioning that it's a good place for rock hunting also.
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I bought a camelbak type backpack at Wal-Mart for about $25. Made by Outdoor Products, it came with Platypus water pouch. I usually buy the expensive brand name stuff, but I wouldn't part with that bag. I take it everywhere now!
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I usually bring: GPS unit, camera, extra batteries and film, water, maps/clues, hand wipes, cell phone, pen or pencil and first aid kit all in a small backpack. Any other useful items (besides a gun)?
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test
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Burt's Bees makes a poison ivy soap. I just bought a little bar of it. Has anyone else tried it?
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I just ordered one!
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I just bought a waterproof match container (without matches) to leave. Is that ok?
My name is Mudd!
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Actually, the last item I brought home from a cache was a wooden nickel, but I didn't think to make one. I would never have guessed they had a museum for them.
cache me if you can
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People will be buying antique geocaching items off of ebay.
cache me if you can
Watching Items I Placed in a Cache
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Yes, I check up about once a week to see what items are taken. The most popular so far has been mini D-clips. I love looking at what everyone takes and leaves.
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