True Indigo

It was a super Halloween evening at the Will o' the Wisp cache. Spooky stories, strongly patchouli scented artsy folk, wild animals, and rabid cachers running through the wood made for an eclectic mix. Enfanta's caches are events by themselves but she made the grand re-opening even more special by being there and gifting finders with treat bags as we returned to our cars. The night hunt was unique & exciting. The find was exquisite! I highly recommend this cache. We missed you IV, don't hold back. t

Yay Leprechauns! I can't help but cheer on a team who has an accomplished dancer in it!! Continue to walk in beauty. t

Thank you to everyone on this forum, in the chat room, via e-mail and in person who have wished us well. RGBisme and I were about 20 finds apart and we had an exciting goal of both of us reaching 100 on the same weekend. As a couple who love hiking, biking, thinking and surprises, geocaching has given RGBisme and I a direction to focus our creative energies together. We are glad to meet cachers like you folks to encourage us to continue. t

To best geocaching couple I have ever met! Congrats for hitting 200 at Trough Creek Cache this past weekend. Although you say you will settle down and get back to work in the mundane world now, we know the lure of the trail won't allow you to stay out of the woods for long. It's great knowing you guys! true_indigo&rgbisme

Congrats to a great Central PA caching couple. Folks like you are the best part of the geocaching sport. t

Congrats to Pistolgrip44 also! You 2 are an awesome couple. t

Huzzah Enfanta! May all of your future searches be worthwhile and all of your finds be fulfilling. Sorry we could not be there to present you with your official "Queen of PA Geocaching" scepter. Please step forward to claim it. t

Hooray LadeBear68! You are one of the sweetest cachers I have ever bumped into out on the trail. t [This message was edited by true_indigo on September 16, 2003 at 09:27 AM.]

It will be great knowing you are in the area. I suggest Serentiy as a lovely local cache choice. t

Let's talk about teams a bit more, please. Another Central PA cacher, Liggles, had some good questions about clarifying what is allowed as a team. She gave the example of how teams work during birding events, needing so many on the team to have seen and verified the sighting of a bird to have it added to the team's "count." Along those lines, do so many on a geocaching team have to "sight" a cache for it to count for their team or can a team of 10 cachers split up, each team member log a separate find and have all finds count for the same team? needing my ducks in a row... t

quote:Originally posted by enfanta:Plus, I heard that IV Warrior is going to be jell-o wrestling. Is that why you posted you would be making sure IV_Warrior wouldn't terrorize the local fauna? t

quote:Originally posted by geeyo: Its intresting how this has turned into a hair color topic....big whoop! hair is hair...its just there Gosh! I almost forgot to add that my hair is partly colored indigo! (anyone who has met me knows I am not fooling) Hair can be a fun identifier. t

Yesh, my gender is female. I do love geocahing and will be glad when: #1. my work lets up to allow me to get out again. #2. my car is running properly so that I can get to caches that are farther away than I can bike. #3. DCNR approves a few caches that I have helped RGBisMe posse with. t

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