PassingWind
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All you that have done the hike to Rabbit Peak are studs!
I second that motion! So is Whitney next?
YEP!
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Thank you all!
08/17/06
Peak-A-Boo: Mt. Whitney 14,494'
Time: 12 hours (round trip)
Distance: 24 miles
Elevation Gain: 6000'
08/18/06
White top 14,250'
Time: 6 hours (round trip)
Distance: 15 miles
Elevation Gain: 3100'
Time to take a break for awhile and watch everyone else have fun....I'm tired!
PassingWind
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Honk if you know what kind of creature this eye belongs to!
Something that likes to eat deer?
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For those who are new to this thread and/or like to follow the "progress" of other local cachers I direct you to this wonderful resource put together by kawikaturn:
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ACTIVATION CODE RETRIEVAL !! ??
If the enclosed activation instructions didn't work, shoot me an e-mail. I have all the activation codes handy and I can send you the activation code.
Thanks,
Grimlock
Thank you!!
PW
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ACTIVATION CODE RETRIEVAL !! ??
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from Podcacher.com
Thanks!
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Hey PW...were you trying to supplement your income?
There goes the FTF suprise.
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I haven't posted this for awhile, this should cover me for a few more months.
Congratulations to [insert name here] on #
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Comment dites-vous ASNER en français?
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1 please
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I don't remember anybody really going nuts over those things until TT showed up. He was pretty funny about what he'd do to get an FTF!
,,,liked a busted up elbow or like two Twins fans getting flushed out of a storm drain! The things cachers do,
This might explain it:
Compulsive hoarding is a complex psychological disorder that can significantly disrupt a person's life. Hoarding occurs when a person acquires and saves "possessions" that have either little or no value or have some perceived value such as Geocaching "Finds" or FTF's (otherwise known as "The Numbers Game").
Hoarding behavior can often lead to other problems. Often associated with OCD, OCPD and depression, hoarding can affect people's lives across all levels of functioning, It is common for hoarders to have interpersonal difficulties, family tension, poor self-esteem, poor social skills (puzzle cachers!), weak decision-making skills (non-puzzle cachers), occupational issues, and even legal issues. In addition, there are physical risks (see above).
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I didn't get an FTF until my 163rd find.
I feel your pain, I didn't get my first FTF until my first find!
PW
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I still can't figure out why that dead animal was posted to my cache page.
It would have been nice to have had another picture of the rock wall you see on your way up that rugged hill, or perhaps a view from the top of the hill instead . . .
Rock wall?
The View?
PWNED!!
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Miragee this is way grosser than the photo you showed me that someone recently posted on one of your caches.
Interesting, so the plot thickens.
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I was thinking about the comment about how active our local forum is. Then, I wondered if anyone ever "webfooted" through and noticed the number of pages we had!
Then...I realized that even if they did, they would quickly pass on by if they just looked at the first post on many of our last pages!
Edited to say "Nevermind." I guess time flies when you are having fun! I didn't realize we actually had 5 or 6 pages without the bush picture at the top. (I'm still not claiming we have any substance, but at least we talk about more than a bush.)
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So did James. Since there are four caches maybe they could split them 2 and 2. Also James has done the series so he knows where the missing caches are supposed to go. I could help Richard replace them too since I have done the series. Anyhow, thanks to James and Richard for contacting wiseguy to revive this fun series!I think duganrm volunteered to take over the series.Since my primary objective is to see that this series continues, I have no objection if Richard wants to take all four. I am willing to help, though. So if that means taking two of them or helping Richard to restablish the missing ones, I stand ready.
Not to dampen the enthusiasm, but the preferred approach for most caches that have gone missing and have been archived is to replace them with an entirely new listing. I know the Sea-To-Sea Challenge series has been treated a little differently because of its historical value and the fact that there are 25-caches in a series. But generally speaking, caches that have been muggled and then archived should stay that way if the cache owner has left town or gone inactive. This frees up the location for a brand new cache placement. Since this series was such a hit, perhaps it would be better for its fans to re-create it rather than trying to resurrect it...
Correct! Here's a thread with some additional information:
How do I Adopt Ownership of a Geocache?
PW
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How about one of these?
Nice!
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Puzzle-cache owners should just post a complete solution with each and every new puzzle-cache description.
...I'll trot over to MTRP and sign all of us in as the "San Diego Geocachers."
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Ok…PW…stop stirring the pot….that is a joke that a few cachers will understand…and was not meant nor directed toward anyone in the forums.
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It just might be Whitney, but I'm not sure? You could always ask this cacher !