ADKcachers

Wow, Slamm'n Stew has me beat. I'm in a indy movie where a beautiful vampiress causes great bodily injury to me.

In the interest of rendering a fair and impartial judgement, I should read the log. Now where can I find this cache?

What is "worth it's wait in gold" supposed to mean? That's a huge red flag.

Kudos on the question James Lobb. Very intriguing.

I know of an active travelling cache that's listed as a mystery cache.

Yes, please mention your estimated time of return so that your car can be rifled through properly. As long as we're mulling over forseeable circumstances.

I don't advocate over-preparadness, but under is worse. How many of you who venture out into the wilderness with car keys and GPS believe that SAR team costs should be paid in full by folks who weren't prepared and had to be rescued? I know, that borders on off-topic, but I am really curious. I think you should have whatever it takes, in knowledge and equipment, to get yourself out of any reasonablly foreseeable circumstance you get yourself into. I guess I should have mentioned that I grew up in the wilderness and have the necessary knowledge and wherewithal to get through a "foreseeable circumstance" with minimal packed in gear. Which is why I have made many treks lightly equipped.

I think that people tend to go overboard sometimes when they're planning an outing. I have made several trips into the wilderness for two hours or more with nothing except my keys and the gps.

I upgraded from my first receiver a couple of years ago and it has sat idle ever since. I can't think of a reason to bring more than one with me. I tend to think that two sets of coords would be more confusing.

Mine is paraphrased from a TNG episode.

I have to agree. It's worked for me as well.

Hey, Are these guys from the last American Idol?

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...is not!

No and unfortunately she's not too bright either. She wouldn't have thought of it.

We should probably leave the guy alone now. I think he gets the point. This is beginning to look abusive.

Isn't the biggest fish usually the stinkiest?

I recall, more years ago than I care to remember, camping in the southern Adirondacks. My mom opened a peanut putter jar and found a raccoon handprint. Nice of the critter to close it when he was done.

http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/citytown_zip.jsp Ohhh, I think I misunderstood the idea.

I would advise against introducing chemicals into a natural environment. Maybe you can camouflage the item and put it somewhere else in the same tree.

I usually do not include trade info when I'm logging a find on the site. I guess it's in the interest of brevity. I log the trades in the logbook. I'm interested in other opinions or rationales. (Like I really need to solicit an opinion right?)

You said "duty."

One of the cachers in my area brought his pick up to a nearby army base which was getting rid of them. He brought back a pallet of .50 cal boxes and sells them for three bucks apiece. He has a storage building full of them.

I haven't but would love to hear about ones who have.

I think that FTF hounds have issues similar to smiley hounds. Personally, I don't see what's so gratifying in racking up sheer numbers, FTFs or smileys. I suppose there are those who feel entitled to some sort of bragging rights. As far as I'm concerned, bragging does not lead to favorable peer recognition.