boxermom

I'm a solo cacher mainly but sometimes have been know to go caching with others or I bring my dog. I am very selective at times who I cache with because some of the other male cachers don't take me seriously. I started geocaching after hearing about it from a coworker. He took me on my first cache (even though we did not find it) and I went out the next day and bought my GPS. I have always loved the outdoor and the exercise. Since I have started caching I have lost 27 lbs and built up a lot of muscle. As for the numbers I would have to say that I am into getting more and more. I already have 125 finds in 3.5 months. For example last night I saw a new cache in my area and went out and found it at 8:30 at night. I love to be FTF and surprise the males when they open the log. A typical weekend involves having 15 finds.

Hey Mopar the $70 for the undergarments is normal price in Northern Virginia (especially when it is Victoria's Secret).

Here is my list. Asolo boots - $160 Wool socks - $15 Jeans- $45 Billfold (including cash) - $40 Undergarments- $70 Leatherman - $35 Sunglasses - $40 Nokia cell phone - $100 Garmin - $200 Maglite- $20 Gloves- $30 Jacket - $150 Sweat shirt - $30 Digital Camera- $300 IPAQ 5555 with Navman- $550 misc items - $20 Total: $1805 Not to bad.

Congrats Gary. It has been wonderful hunting down some of these caches with you.

Boxermom = 25 (I always get asked for id, guess I must look 17) Nikki (boxer dog) = 4.5 Mike (hound dog) = 7

Thanks for the congratulations! The past few months have been great between meeting some wonderful cachers and the interesting hides. Hopefully I can keep up the caching pace. I can #200 in the distance. See you all on the 2/29 or on the trails.

I'm there!

I am so sorry to hear about your loss.

Congrats!

Congrats donbadabon on reaching 300. Here is to 300 more.

I started 11/12/03 and found 36 in 2003 and hid 0. My goal for 2004 is to find 200 or more.

I fractured a rib while caching at the Goose Creek three weeks ago. I crossing over the creek and made it to the other side but lost my balance while climbing the muddy hill. I tumbled 15 feet and landed straight on a rock. I did continue on to the cache but was hurting so bad afterward I had to go to the hospital. Doc told me to take it easy for a month but the next weekend I went out and found 7 caches.

When and where? I would definatley show up. It would be nice to match faces with the names.

I'm a test engineer for the Red Cross. I cache on weekends mainly but have been know to do the lunchtime or evening cache.

I go caching on my lunch break at leaast one to twice a week. You know that you are addicted when you are sitting in a meeting doodling and end up drawling the geocaching logo.

I have run into 1 other cacher on the trail. On a multi though I had a cacher a few minutes behind me from the log but he never caught up to me.

Condrats on reaching 800!

Sunday morning works for me.

I am up for the challenge. Count me in.

Saturday works for me also.

I would definatley get a plate for my vehicle.

Congrats!

I am all for working on a team to find this one. It has been out there too long. I have been doing some research into possible sites for the caches. I have not gone out searching yet.

I definatley have no problem picking up as many TB as I can while I am in Hawaii. I will make sure that I bring an extra suit case along just for the TBs. Boxermom