What rock?
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Did you catch the bug again? The caching bug that is.
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I was wondering who she is, too. The least she could have done was write her handle underneath her name!
Ok, Judy, who are you really?
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Anything come with it?
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I vote this best forum topic. I love the pic and if I had to place a bet I would bet on you being right!
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if its not there anymore then you can archive it or disable it for a bit and replace it simple as that!
Make sure you check all around the area where you placed it. There is the chance it was replaced incorrectly.
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Loc and locs are my favorite because they are so easy to open and close with ammo cans running a very close second.
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Personally, I prefer just American but if I have to fill out a form that has Asian American, African American, Native American I use the 'other' blank and fill in Western European American.
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Kirsten's Cache (GCTDJV) near where we live survived a controlled burn this past Feb. The funny thing about it is that my sis had just left a TB named Hot Foot (TBHQVK). He is a small Smokey Bear. Maybe he saved the cache.
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Palm Zire 21 with GSAK and Cachemate. No bells and whistles, no complaints.
Same here. Except I would like to be able to change a battery instead of recharging. Hubby uses a Palm IIIc.
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If someone discovered your TB that means they saw it at a cache or event or such. Go to their profile and see if you can tell where they saw your TB or email them and ask what cache they saw it at. Then email that cache owner and ask if they would check the next time they maintenance their cache and see if your TB is there.
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That reminds me of the Name on Rice Jewelry you see in some shopping malls. The cache would have to be a difficulty level 5 because of the special tools needed to sign the log, err rice.
what special tools? all you need is some ink and a single strand of hair.!
bwmick
You would have to find the correct grain of rice first!
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Where is the best place to buy cache boxes???
Military surplus stores often have ammo boxes but I don't know the cost. Cabela's carries them and you can also order them online. They are about $6 apiece for a 30 cal. which is a little high I think. WalMart also carries a box called Lock & Lock which are waterproof, easy to open and durable. You will find them in the same area as the Rubbermaid.
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Well, if the government (US) wants to know then:
Geocaching is a ground roots effort by the concerned citizenry of this nation to place necessary provisions in secret locations around the country in case of terrorist attack or natural disaster. Should in the unfortunate event that all McDonalds were to be destroyed by such a disaster, geocaches may be our only source for the much needed and essential McToy.
There, do you think we can get a FEMA or Homeland Security grant now?
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We have a padlock geocache here that does just that. It is a 4 digit combo made up of different parts of the co-ordinates. Took us a few minutes to figure it out.
I have a locked cache, it's a metal box on a post with a pipe fitting out the top thru the bottom, and a fake cell antenna on the side. On it, it says "Geomonitor, precipitation reporting station. It's name is "Easy as 1539" and the combo number is?
Yep, that's right. 9473
DAryl
Ok, I don't know if it is late or I am just slow but....I don't get it
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Find them all!
Or more realistically, clear off our first page.
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Proud of all the work you all are doing. Stay safe.
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If I were caching someplace I could get lost for 2 hours or more, I would also definitely take water, 1st aid kit and other basic survival stuff.
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If you would like to email us with the coords for the cache where you place them we would be glad to check to see if they are something a cacher would like.
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Thank you so much for sharing such a funny tale! (Funny now, probably miserable at the time!)
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There it is.....PROOF BEYOND ANY REASONABLE DOUBT....that it is a SKIRT!
I don't care what you call it as long as I can have Mel Gibson wearing one!
What, are you some kind of elitest kilt hater?
Are you kidding? I LOVE kilts! Only if Mel wants to call it a skirt, I'd be willing to call it a skirt
By the way, for those kilt lovers in the Kansas City area, our Highland Games are Saturday.
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There it is.....PROOF BEYOND ANY REASONABLE DOUBT....that it is a SKIRT!
I don't care what you call it as long as I can have Mel Gibson wearing one!
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Excellent! We can't wait!
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Thought I had sprained my ankle so kept walking on it (including caching) for almost a month before going to the doc to see why it wasn't getting better faster. It was broken.
Hope to be out of the Frankenstein boot in another week. -
After reading all of this I can only come to one conclusion.. If the material has a pattern on it, consider it a skirt. No pattern, but one solid color then it is a kilt.
kilt ( P ) Pronunciation Key (klt)
n.
A knee-length skirt with deep pleats, usually of a tartan wool, worn as part of the dress for men in the Scottish Highlands.
A similar skirt worn by women, girls, and boys.
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Hope to be out of the Frankenstein boot in another week.
Lest We Forget....
in United Kingdom and Ireland
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At least your team showed up for the game!