[The Best Prize]

I think my favorite item was a voodoo doll, but I also got the one Ring. I can't decide which one is best.

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[How many of you male geocachers were in Scouting?]

I was a brownie, Junior, Cadette, Senior, and assistant GS Leader. In fact, I am a lifetime member as far as I know...

What I didn't learn about camping as a girlscout, my brother told me from boyscouts...Seemed to me the Boy scouts had more fun.

[How far out of your way have you gone?]

I drove 120 miles today to be #2.

[Locationless Caches....your Opinion]

ok I'll stop sighing.

[Locationless Caches....your Opinion]

I have an idea for a cache which may count as lc.

I have a statue in my town which is one of perhaps 6 copies in the world, the original in Florence, Italy. Would I have to make it a site specific virtual cache for the one in my home town only? Heavy Sigh.

[Safety On Lone Geocaching]

I USED to cache with my boyfriend, but now am single and looking for a buddy.

I think there are benefits to caching with a friend who A) carries snacks, can carry you if you break something, and C) converses with you. I have sought many fewer caches alone, because I am not big and burley, but once I carried a hammer up my sleeve, I confess.

I think I know which cache Flask refers to in VT where three trucks of hunters sit near a shooting range on posted land. I saw a herd of deer there as we were driving in, but I think we flushed them away from the poachers. If I had not been with a big imposing man at the time, I would have abandoned the cache, but I was able to find the cache and remove one of my favorite cache items-a voodoo doll left by Theragleb!

And I definitely would not go wandering in Mount Royal in Montreal alone as a man OR woman.

It is a challenge finding a buddy in VT whether I NEED one or not!

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