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Sounds scarey! We wait in anticipation..................Welcome back Builder!!!

Hooray!! Alaska pictures made the banner!!! Now if we can just get included in the yearly Jeep giveaway..................

Just got wind of this via NorthWes. Looking forward to meeting what sounds like a truely fun group of people! I have the 20th, 21st, and 22nd off and would love to join the group for some Anchorage/Palmer caching. I'll keep an eye out for the posting of the meet and greet. We look forward to having you all up North!

Just caught wind of this. Great idea! Before I put an order in stone I'd like to know the cost of both the metal and the wooden coins.

I definetly wasn't trying to toot my own horn, I would have recommended "Cache with a View" regardless, based on a few of the log entries. There are also quite a few caches up there in the area that you can grab if you are in to a relatively flat hike and even more if you are in to exerting a bit more energy. I just got back from a road trip to Seward and Kenai and wanted to mention a couple of nice caches I hit along the way. Please keep in mind I had a 5 year old in tow so I only hit ones that were quick and easy. I know there are alot more along the way (like Colorado Creek Claim Jumper) that look like fun adventures, but did not attempt (yet). Anyway, Turnagain Pass Micro, Jeromes Secret, Lilly's Lookout and Kenai River Flats are all a must do if you are traveling to these areas via the Highway.

The Fun Guy cache is kind of a neat little Alaskan cache and I've been told that Cache with a View is a must for out of towners. Just two off the top of my head and I suppose it also depends on what you are interested in. Are you looking for uniqueness, quantity or the Alaskan experience?