MoonCatKDT & Peanut

They're from a local winery.. and since it's illegal in NY state to send wine (which I wanted to do for both this one and the create your own mission mission) I sent the grape twists instead!! Mmm they are so good I'd kill for more of those!!

Omg. Those grape twists are incredible!!!!!!! Mmmmmmmmmmmm

5 - 53 Caches, Difficulty 4 6 - 29 Caches, Difficulty 2.5 7 - 22 Caches, Difficulty 3.5 8 - 62 Caches, Difficulty 1

I just wanted to let you all know that I will be without cell reception this weekend, so anyone who wants to sign up please email me, but I will be unable to reply until tuesday.

Packages Sent: Yanagi, Sheltiedogshowlover, Pingos, Team Amaroo, Eseurat, Model Citizen Expecting Packages: Ashallond, Where's My Marbles, Greenish, Avroair, MPILCHFAMILY, Laval K-9, Tonyalynnm, Pingos Received my last package today, Thanks greenish!! Sheltiedogshowlover and Team Amaroo please let me know when yours arrive, i am getting worried about them.

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Then Thousand Buddha Temple of Peace Incredible location that is overshadowed by Niagara Falls, Ontario

1) Monarch Butterfly 2) Coho Salmon 3) Grey Whale 4) Canada Goose 5) Green Sea Turtle 6) Arctic Tern 7) North American Caribou The Flamingo Flamingos are generally not a migratory bird, but certian factory including water levels, freezing and draught can force them to find more favorable conditions. When flamingos migrate, they do so mainly at night. They prefer to fly with a cloudless sky and favorable tailwinds. They can travel approximately 600 km (373 miles) in one night at about 50 to 60 kph (31-37 mph). When traveling during the day, the flamingos fly at high altitudes, possibly to avoid predation by eagles. Also, most flamingos that migrate will return to their native colony to breed. However, some may join a neighboring colony. Sources: Travel and Leisure Sea World

There are a couple of coin tracking sites where you can pay to have a list of coins your looking for and show what you have available for trade. Personally i just put together a google doc spread sheet that is linked in my sig. Doesn't cost anything and its easy to update as needed. I use a free website hosting site and just made a website for myself which includes my wishlist, traders and seekers.

I have not received anything yet, so if you have sent you might want to send it again

43 Difficulty 5

37 Difficulty 1.5

1. Monarch Butterfly 2. Arctic Tern 3. Humpback Whale 4. Caribou 5. Canada Geese 6. Coho Salmon 7. Green Sea Turtle For those of you have seen Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Coconuts migrate! But on a serious note, The Great Gray Owl, or Lopland Owl (also goes by the names of Great Gray Ghost, Phantom of the north, Cinereous Owl, Spectral Owl, Spruce Owl, Bearded Owl and Sooty Owl) These incredibly gorgeous creatures are an irruptive migrant, migrating southward only occasionally and in numbers that vary greatly. Irruptive migration is not seasonally or geographically predictable. Such migration may occur one year, but not again for many years. The distances and numbers of individuals involved area also less predictable than with complete or partial migrants. In some years, irruptions can be over long distances and involve many individuals, or they can be short and involve only a few. They fly close to the ground, usually less than 6 metres (20 feet) up, except when flying to a nest When perched, they appear very bulky because of their dense, fluffy plumage, long wings extending past the body, a relatively long tail, and a large head. The size of the head, and the prominent facial disk make the yellow eyes appear small. A noticeable white "moustache" strip is under the facial disk, broken by a black "bow-tie". The feet are heavily feathered and remain hidden from view. Great Gray Owls inhabit a range of forested habitats. In far north America, they frequent stunted coniferous forests along the edge of the Arctic treeline, through spruce and tamarack muskeg forests further south. In the Sierra Nevada Mountains they breed in mixed conifer and red fir forests. During migration they may be found in estuaries, mountain meadows, and along farm fields Information and photos gathered from: Wikipedia & Owl Pages

17 caches, 1.5 difficulty

I truly and honestly think my mail lady only works on tuesdays and thursdays.

53, Difficulty 2.5

Yay! Full mailbox today!! Some trades, a purchase and a few surprises

Packages Sent: Yanagi, Sheltiedogshowlover, Pingos, Team Amaroo, Eseurat, Model Citizen Expecting Packages: Ashallond, Where's My Marbles, Greenish, Avroair, MPILCHFAMILY, Laval K-9, Tonyalynnm, Pingos Thanks Pingos! Photos will be in the mailbox thread Sheltiedogshowlover & Team Amaroo, let me know when you receive yours, they were sent quite a while ago

.... All I can say is WOW this coin is incredible!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hmmm...... Top 5 eh? Thats hard.. 1. 5th Anniversary Compass Rose 2. Midnight Stargazer 3. Small Things 4. 2006 Compass Rose 5. Stars of the North - Agol

ok so i havent had time to scan that yearbook photo, but here is one I think you may recognize. It was taken during our engagement photos last weekend

Bump All names that have sent an email have been added to my list Here's a little inspiration, and a photo from our engagement photos

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i can't believe i'm going to post what i'm going to post..... and I cant believe it was printed in the yearbook!