Moozer

In which state is the world's oldest remaining geocache? Kansas

Congrats to the winners!

AbFab

Black Adder

Victor Borge

Mr.Bean

Around the World in 80 Days

House

Moozer: 1. Participating - email sent 1/1/08 2. Received Name 3. Mission Sent 4. Birthday Arrived Mr.Moo: 1. Participating - email sent 1/1/08 2. Received Name 3. Mission Sent 4. Birthday Arrived Non-Caching but coin-loving spouse: 1. Participating - email sent 1/1/08 2. Received Name 3. Mission Sent 4. Birthday Arrived Thanks!

Oops! Double post...

Happy New Year, everyone! I have a resolution to not buy so many geocoins, but I have a strong suspicion that it won't last too long!

Yet another email sent. Thanks for asking...

1. Participating: sent an email. 2. Received Name: yes 3. Mission Complete: Mailed out the coins today... 4. Package Received: Not yet

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Geocaching has done several things for me - it's allowed me to make some new friends, to connect with some old ones in new ways, it's gotten me off the couch and away for the computer for my own good, and its allowed me to spend oodles of one-on-one time with my son. Oh, and my wife would like to add that it's gotten the guys out of the house once in a while!

Just received my package today, and the whole family had fun as I unwrapped it. Thanks 0R0B0RUS for the goodies - will post pics as soon as I can get to the camera

A couple of caching-related tests of skill (and fun), that are lots of fun for spectators as well: - Who can roll up a new log sheet to fit into a nano in the least amount of time (log-rolling). - Take a standard assortment of swag items like you might have in an ammo can. Each participant has 30 seconds to stack the item - person with the tallest stack wins. - Randomly select 10 cachers at the event. The contest would be who could legibly right all 10 names on a log sheet in the fastest time. - Have a pinata filled with 35mm film canisters. One or more of them will contain geocoins. Have cachers take turns hitting the pinata (or pulling its strings) until they all fall out. - Have a list of 10-20 cache placement scenarios (e.g. lamppost skirt, underside of mailbox). Everyone starts with the first one and has to write down what they think the star ratings should be for it. Determine the group consensus. Anyone who didn't choose that rating is out. Continue until only a few prize winners are left. - Ahead of time, locate the coords of several cities/parks/landmarks in the area/state/US/world. Call out the coords and have people write down their guesses as to where these coords point. Closest win prizes. - Do a mini scavenger hunt for prizes. Who has a Montana state quarter, a paperclip, or other odd item with them. Hope this helps. Just remember to enjoy yourself as well!

I'd love to see on in antique silver with a glittery red center... Of course, one done in black and white would also be quite interesting.

Congrats to the winners!

Received a cute SkinnyBear today - still waiting on Santa and for my outbound package to arrive...

Moozer, please!

Thanks to my wife and kids for creating a wonderful family!

1. Participating - Yes 12/17/07 2. Received Name 3. Mission Complete 4. Package Received!

Still waiting on my mission on both ends - the recipient of my package hasn't posted yet, and nothing's been delivered to my doorstop yet either

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