cache me if you can II

this is one in chelan WA where I vacation every summer. some day maybe i'll get this one but i suppose I'll have to take some scuba lessons first scuba cache

which big guy? there are a lot of big guys on Letterman. Biff Henderson? Pat Idon'tknowhislastname who does the Oprah transcripts? who who?

i agree that would make sence. or the guy that hosts evening magazine, although not as likely as Mr. Goodeve

Does anyone know if there are any celebrity cachers out there?

I don't mind searching for a micro, infact, one of the hardest caches i, well, still haven't found is a micro. i just get annoyed when i am searching for what i think is a regular cache and it turns out to be a micro. micros are fun to search for, but when you expect to find a cache where you can trade something really good and it turns out to be a micro, its kind of dissapointing.

May 23, 2004 is my girlfriends and my 1 year anniversary. this is a present to her, so say something nice for her. thank you Butch Cachedy II for an amazing first year!!

i agree that the inflatable raft would be the most stable, but for manuverability a canoe would be the best. and plus, they aren't that hard to use.

i was caching in Hillsboro one day when i rode up on my bike to the area i thought the cache would be. i was close, my gpsr told me so, so i got off my bike and began walking down the path. i turned the corner, around some shrubs when i caught some movement out of the corner of my eye . i looked up and saw a man, probably 6ft tall, in a full body wet suit, covered head to toe in mud . the cache is near a swamp and if you are daring enough, you may venture into the swamps in search of the cache. i have to assume that is what he was doing just before i got there. somewhat shocked, i walked over to the cache and logged my find . i went back to my bike and began to ride home. i tried to find this mud-covered person but never did. i have to say it was one of the strangest caching experiences i have ever had .