Mattydred

Where do I find the HTML script for NH delorme finds?

Last autumn, I came close to cutting myself up on some partially-buried, generations old barbed wire along an old railroad embankment. It was pretty well-hidden by the vegetation, and down I went like a rabbit in a snare. I only ended up with those white, grainy looking scrapes. If I had stepped three more inches in either direction, I'd have ended up getting stitches and a tetanus & diphtheria booster. I've only been stopped by the police once, but I was caching at night in a neighborhood-albeit a rural one-where there had been a rash of break-ins (which I knew about but had literally not even thought of due to proximity to my own house and my sister's as well). Contrary to popular belief, this cop had no idea what geocaching was. Worse, he thought my caching bag was more like a break-in kit (the flashlight and gloves). I apparently talked my way out of it, and I did apologize since I had not even considered the crime wave in my area, which has since been solved. I came across a cache, which I didn't find-in an old speedway / amusement park in the Seacoast New Hampshire area with a large homeless camp 250' away from the GZ. The GZ was unwittingly the camp's latrine. We beat feet when we heard the hobos shouting at us. I recommended it archived, but nothing ever happened. The cache author has it attributed as kid-friendly and 24/7. Pure genius. After 500+ finds and two years, that's about it for finding trouble. Lucky I guess.