Duncan!

How 'bout that local sports team?

Gold Silver Cotton Wood is not in a cave, but it is near one. I realize my log implies the cache is in a cave, but it's not; hope I didn't confuse anyone. BTW, I am FTRYBL - First To Rate Your Bookmark List If you add night caches, you can rename your list Caches That Require a Light Source . You're right about the endorsement bit; that's kinda catchy; will start one or two or three... soon. Flume with a view has no cave-like features. D!

Toot! Toot! (Tooting my own horn). Just adopted Gaslamp, which I believe is the last of the eporkchop caches (except his desert caches). Toot! Toot! D!

Funny, after I had my adventure with this cache, I offered to adpot it. The owner refused my offer. Way to go, Dave! D!

Hey Now! Way to represent! I only need 825 caches to catch up! D!

After doing the Space Station Virtual I started looking at other "Armchair Virtuals". Here's a quick one if you're interested: What in the World Cache? D!

Indian Caves and the caches in Crest Canyon go on my must-do list. Torrey Pines atop sandstone bluffs, very scenic. D!

Hmmmm...two DNF's that we know about. Not that I'm saying anything! D!

I believe Chuy and I should get kudos for suggesting it!

Bravo Zulu to GoBolt on #800! 800 Didn't he just get 700? How he do dat so fast? D!

Don't do it. My jeep was meant as a "toy", but has become my daily ride for the past 8 months. Can't wait until the wife gets a car so I can get my Taurus back. Just my 2 cents. D!

Hey Now! It seems that every several months we get asked for "must do" caches in San Diego. Instead of a few answering back with a few caches, I was hoping to compile a list, publish it on my web space, and refer that URL to whomever asks. So, I'm asking you to submit your top three caches in San Diego County. If you want to include more, that's fine. If you want to include an urban and a country list, that's even better. Post here or feel free to e-mail me. Thanks in advance for all your guys help, Duncan!

Vacation Day from work... -$200 Tank of fuel... -$65 GPSr... -$300 McToy prize... +$1.06 Telling your wife you're home from caching early so you can take her out to any restaurant she desires for a champaign dinner... Priceless! ''Let's take my car sweat heart. You deserve the best. Have you been loosing weight because you sure look pretty.'' Sweat heart?

I bet it won't be Chuy! (Sorry to rub it in, pal). D!

Tell me about it! I'm up in Scripps and once upon a time I had a 19-mile radius cleared and only 15 caches to clear 20-miles. I blink my eyes, and now its something like 250! I have 25 to clear just to get back to 10-miles! Ok, Everybody stop telling people about geocaching.... No New cachers and No New caches until everybody gets caught back up to where they were 6 months ago.... I never really paid much attention about clearing my area. I prefer to hit a spot and clear that area. Like clearing out Iron Mountain in one shot, or Bear Valley (I ended up going there three times!) Yesterday I hit Daley Ranch, though I ran out of time for the Mallard cache. Now, I'm a bit frustrated with Sweetwater. The same three caches sat up there for almost a year. I finally make time to make the steep 8-9 mile bike ride to grab them, and Jahoadi and John drop five caches up there two days after my visit! So, Cegrube and I go on a 11-mile night hike to grab them. Then, two days after that, Lostguy51 decides to drop four more! Now, Fshnjack's gets published today. Urggghh. You now what that means? WAR! I've got a few to place myself MTRP all over again... D!

I totally agree. Ipaq's rule. In what way do they rule for caching? Are you familiar with Cachemate? What's the Pocket PC equivalent? I was eyeing those new Windows Treos... PocketPC uses GPXSonar. Get the unlimited wireless internet, you can check for caches on the go. D!

Can't tell ya how many times that happened to me! D!

Oops.

Picked up a Trailgators from The Stone Bridges of SD county #1. D!

Someone else does.... Nudecacher's profile - warning, FLESH ALERT! You guys missed one... Ajo's Proflie Cheers, D!

Hey Now! One of the big misconceptions of geocaching...that there's a GPSr in the container! Now that would get expensive. "The suspicious object turned out to be a geocache, a container with a GPS tracking device used for a kind of scavenger hunt called geocaching." D!

Sorry HelBob. I can't hear of a pet named "Precious" without my brain firing back: "It rubs the lotion on its skin....else it get the hose again!" --TT-- Don't you hurt my dog!

Hope ya choke on a lobster!!!!!!!! (I mean that in the best possible way). D!

Toby, you were right! D!