Knoozer X 2zer

We have sent off some new geocoins this spring and summer (and includes Unite for Diabetes TB lost somewhere in Milwaukee, Wisconsin), which have disappeared! Others have just not moved. The ones that are missing are A Wisconsin Geocoin:Eagle Bluff Lighthouse, a suncatcher Lighthouse, the Unite for Diabetes (which was to go to Petrolina, Brazil (earlier issue) and a couple of others-if you check our proifile you'll see which ones have stopped moving. My question is: Do the lost ones ever appear on ebay or for sale if they have been registered as trackable?What have you done to find them? What if some of the coins ended up in the floods? Any thoughts on that? It also seems as if their has been someone taking coins and TB's from our area not just ours, but not all are missing. So it seems as if the more desirable are being taken. I'm trying to be positive about this. Otherwise, I don't want to cause alarm, but I am wondering is it muggles out to destroy a good thing or someone who likes certain coins and not willing to follow the rules! Your thoughts please. Thanks, Mrs. Knoozer x 2zer

A Freindly Reminder to all: The season is changing and many of the fun geocoins and TB's need to keep moving to another cache. Thought I'd remind all geocachers new to this or old pros that if you have created a cache, (1) please check them (2)and the surroundings, and (3)make sure all of the coins or TB's in your cache(s) are moving. We have some coins and TB's out there (in Illinios, Minnesota and Wisconsin) that have not moved for sometime. Some due to sticky fingers, that have walked off with the coin(s) and were never logged- that they have them. Others have moved, but maybe you have forgotten to keep them moving- check your swag and get them moving again... Finally, if you see some not moving, take them and place them in another cache to get them moving again! The days are getting shorter and the coin(s) or TB's might get stuck if they don't have a chance to move towrds their goals. Winterize caches if you can or make sure all TB's and coins are out and are in more easily accessable caches for winter. This way all can still enjoy watching thier coins andTB's move on thier great journey! Thanks, knoozer x 2zer

To all, The season is changing and many of the fun geocoins and TB's need to keep moving to another cache. Thought I'd remind all geocachers new to this or old pros that if you have created a cache, (1) please check them (2)and the surroundings, and (3)make sure all of the coins in your cache(s) are moving. We have some coins out there (in Illinios, Minnesota and Wisconsin) that have not moved for sometime. Some due to sticky fingers, that have walked off with the coin(s) and were never logged- that they have them. Others have moved, but maybe you have forgotten to keep them moving- check your swag and get them moving again... Finally, if you see some not moving, take them and place them in another cache to get them moving again! The days are getting shorter and the coin(s) might get stuck if they don't have a chance to move towrds their goals. Winterize caches if you can or make sure all TB's and coins are out and in more easily accessed caches for winter. Thanks, knoozer x 2zer

Here ya go. - How did you do that with the birch bark? I glued the bark to the PVC using Gorilla glue. First I had to peel thin strips off off some dead and downed trees I found near our house. I also used hose clamps and rubber bands to hold the bark on the PVC while the glue dried.

Here are a couple of pics of a series of caches I will be putting out tomorrow. They will all be scattered on islands in a northcentral Wisconsin river. The theme in all of the hints pops up as "Son of a birch . . .". I've been working on them off and on for about 6 months. http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w208/kn.../P1010514-1.jpg This is what they look like opened up. http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w208/kn...ng/P1010515.jpg One is a birch tree trunk about 9 ft. long, with a 1.5" PVC (bark covered) section in the middle. Two others are PVC containers, one large, one small, both covered with birch bark. The last one is a log split the long way, hollowed out and hinged, with a small PVC tube inside. They look pretty good. "God let Peter walk on water. To the rest of us He gave knoos."

Here are a couple of pics of a series of caches I will be putting out tomorrow. They will all be scattered on islands in a northcentral Wisconsin river. The theme in all of the hints pops up as "Son of a birch . . .". I've been working on them off and on for about 6 months. http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w208/kn.../P1010514-1.jpg This is what they look like opened up. http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w208/kn...ng/P1010515.jpg One is a birch tree trunk about 9 ft. long, with a 1.5" PVC (bark covered) section in the middle. Two others are PVC containers, one large, one small, both covered with birch bark. The last one is a log split the long way, hollowed out and hinged, with a small PVC tube inside. They look pretty good. "God let Peter walk on water. To the rest of us He gave knoos."