timsuggs

HI Alabama Folks! I snagged the home of the first GeoCache in ALABAMA for my CITO, here's the pictures... timsuggs@bellsouth.net quote:Originally posted by joefrog: quote:Originally posted by jeff35080:Here's a picture of my kids at the starbase12's cache. Jeff Awesome, Jeff -- want to get an "official" cleanup going for B'ham area's Earth day? I'll do what I can to help. Joel (joefrog) "Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for ye are crunchy and taste good with ketchup!"

Hi Alabama guys and girls. I originally had a CITO planned for the home of the site of the first GeoCache in Alabama with about 50 people coming. Unfortunately, it turned out to be a CITO of 1, me! Park was pretty clean and I was only able to snag 3 bags by myself. Here's the pictures. timsuggs@bellsouth.net quote:Originally posted by joefrog: quote:Originally posted by jeff35080:Here's a picture of my kids at the starbase12's cache. Jeff Awesome, Jeff -- want to get an "official" cleanup going for B'ham area's Earth day? I'll do what I can to help. Joel (joefrog) "Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for ye are crunchy and taste good with ketchup!"

I really appreciate some of the items that you post here because they are items that are not usually available to us sillyillians. If you have a mail list for those "left over's" where you got 1/2 of something, add me to it. I'll be sending you some money here pretty soon as the temptation is building. Thanks Again! Tim Suggs Birmingham, AL. USA! quote:Originally posted by Criminal:This is a brilliant yellow pack-set originally made for use by firefighters. Great for geocaching in areas where hunters are working, the bright yellow stands out against foliage and differentiates you from hunters (who wear orange). Set is as shown. All components are new/unused. I have _two_ sets, price is $35 each set, I'll pay postage. http://fp1.centurytel.net/Criminal_Page/PackSet.jpg [This message was edited by Criminal on December 26, 2002 at 08:24 PM.] [This message was edited by Criminal on December 26, 2002 at 09:59 PM.]

It looks like both MapQuest and MapBlast have disabled their GPS coordinate display when you type in a physical street address. Why, I'll never know. So does anyone know where we can type in a street address and have it converted to GPS coordinates??? Thanks! timsuggs@bellsouth.net