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I've got that whole Thursday set aside for caching... I would love to join you guys on The Other Way... I am however still undecided on the D-Bob Tribute walk... Who knows, maybe this test run will help me to make up my mind...

I just can't write a log two minutes after finding a cache... I just would not know what to say... So I leave it up to my subconscious to work on a log for a few hours... It seems to work for me... I actually enjoy logging an imaginative story... It does not always have anything to do with the cache itself, but with something you spot nearby, something that came to mind while doing the cache, that sort of thing... Giving personalities and voices to ducks and trees also spices up the log somehow... When logs come through on my caches, the ones I enjoy most is when I can pick up that my cache made someone's day a bit better, they had a sense of fun or enjoyment... A simple TFTC just does not show that at all... I suppose the best we can do is to keep on writing descent logs, and hopefully it will rub off on the TFTC-brigade... (But it is difficult though to get creative in your logging if the cache was lame...) I wish you all happy caching and fun logging...

Amelia Earhart ?

3 People I know came to realize that the world is a playground... Welcome to the world of Geocaching guys and girls... 1> CRYSTAL JOY 2> Wayne's_World 3> jayboy69 Have lots of fun out there...

Time flies when you are having fun... The year is done and dusted... But good memories will always stay with us... What amazing places did we get to see?... What hidden away spots did we go to?... What interesting people did we get to meet?... What great adventures did we have?... And all of that because of hidden treasure... Now is a time to be thankful, and to enjoy the company of your loved ones... Even if you are far away from your family and friends, a phone call will bring joy as well... I wish all my Geocaching friends a happy festive season... To those I know, and to those I am yet to meet, Merry Christmas to you all... And may your New Year be filled with lots of joy, happiness, and wonderful caching adventures...

A musician maybe... His marketing guru however told him that with a name like Dave Ulmer he would not sell to many albums though, so they thought out a new name that sounds cool and will have all the teenage girls go silly... I'm grabbing at straws here... Actually I have no clue...

Malo Mystery made a 100 today... Well done...

Nice going Cownchicken... 2000 should be just over the horizon now...

Veels Geluk Pooks.... Jou 500 sluit heelwat toughies in... Goed gedoen...

I just noticed that my last log jumped the line on these ones... 734 words... GCYJJQ Does this mean that I talk too much nonsense?

Well Done Battlerat & Pussycat... Congrats with the big one...

Well done Tomtwogates on your #600...

I only recently became a Spongebob fan... The two of them can bring a smile to my face, no matter how tough the day was... All yours D-Bob...

Cool... If this one doesn't make sense try asking junior... He should know... Who is Spongbob Squarepants' bestest friend ?

Thought about it some more... We have this sort of unofficial policy to rest our World Cup Captain during one of the easier pool-games... So Corne Krige would have had a feet-up day... John Smit started playing for the Boks in 2001, but in the early years mostly came on from the bench... Wild guess here... A team that the coaching staff could take a risk against... Either Romania or Georgia...

I don't think he was the Captain during the world cup... He got the captaincy job after the world cup I think... My guess is Wales...

Way to go Cincol.... You are a true Springbok fan... John Smit was indeed named as the 50th Captain... He was sidelined last year because of an illegal tackle by Brad Thorn of New Zealand... Victor Matfield was then called in as stand in Captain, but even he had to sit one test out due to a minor injury... (He eventually captained the team 10 times)... Then Johan Muller did the honours as no 52... John will lead the Boks into battle against Ireland at Croke Park this weekend for a world record 67th time... All yours Cincol...

Just saw that Capeccr (and Thunder) made 400... Congrats to both of you...

Sorry Guys, It is neither Joost, nor Victor...

Yipee.... O.K. Here goes... There was a total of 52 Springbok Captains selected thus far for official Tests... They are listed chronologically as per the date of their first test as Captain... The 1st was H.H. Castens... No 18 - Danie Craven... No 39 - Naas Botha... Who was Captain no 50 ?

I remember hearing somewhere that it happened in a Star Trek... But was that a Movie, or a TV show?

My caching companion is a Nuvi 500... Her name is Sandy... Sometimes she is the sweetest girl in town, and she points me straight to the little hideouts, But then sometimes she is a real B!+@h, temperamental, and plain downright spiteful... But she is my best buddy out there... And she never stays at home... She is always within an arms reach...

Both Goofster (500) and MnCo (200) got to Milestones on the mass find... Well done Guys...

Way to go Gerhard...

Hi there Doc... Two caches stood out for me from the trip I did that way about six months ago... 1> The Island - Memories and Sacrifices (GerhardoosMPsa) (GC1PCCA) 2> Storms Death Walk (Vespax) (GCVCB4). Both of them is fairly tricky though, and could take a bit of time... Enjoy your trip... I'll keep an eye out for your logs...