Broncoholics
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I want to bring my dog Jake to the event this weekend and turn him into a traveling cache. If you happen to see him at the cache event you can log him as a find. Better yet, if you happen to pet him, you can log the travel bug that's around his neck too. All in fun...... LOLOLOLOLOL
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We are planning this camping trip and our biggest thorn seems to be the DOG! How is that?
Any one else gonna bring their geocaching pooch?
Duane
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UPINYACHIT is pretty popular in the google search. We have quite a history all across the land.
Duane
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I have noticed talk of banned members in the forums and logs. One guy is pretty hot about it. What kind of behavior warrants getting your account banned?
I can't say too much from the peanut gallery. Just watch your p's and q's.
Duane
Upinyachit
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and dont burn me...
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NOw, how exactly does that "sexy" geocache walk work?
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My yard is all rock and I have teenage kids that do all the house work.
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I have a question for the Co Admin?
What cacher here in Pueblo would take 3 months to hide a puzzle cache right next to mine on the same bridge? I wish I could meet these cachers so I can make a deal with them. The spot was perfect for my Runyon cache. Is there a way I can obtain information so I at least know where I can rehide my cache?
Upinyachit
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CO Admin starts with 90 days but has gone as long as needed in cases where the hider asks for more time. My job is to approve caches so I am happy to be as flexable as needed.
CO Admin
You mean to tell me I have 74 more days to wait? Oh well.......
I will do whatever it takes and follow the rules.
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So was there a possibility of tweaking your cache so you could get it approved?
Not a chance they would tweak it for me. They would have to tweak it for everyone I was told. So I just follow the guidelines and keep going.
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You can appeal, but you're appealing to the approver who denied it in the first place.
I know all about it..............
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Don't give them any ideas
This site would be about cashing and not about caching.
Upinyachit
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Lost Outdoors will give you maps and images.
We found a few caches by using the little orange dot. No GPS was needed.
Upinyachit
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Quote from treemoss2
OK, here's the rub.You are traveling across country. Enroute it would be nice to nab a few geos.
I am headed to AZ from CO per I-25.
I have this cache you might want to check out.
Upinyachit
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QUOTE (Planet @ Apr 24 2004, 12:32 PM)
Here, It'll help the crow go down a little better. Welcome to the wonderful world of geocaching. And I'd like to throw in a thanks to everyone at GC.com for the last two years of fun, hiking, and new friends. It's my 2 year cachiversary today!
I didn't realize you joined after I did. My cachiversary was a few days ago
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I have been a member longer then both of you. 
LOLOh yeah, NFA
I learned the hard way. Their site and their rules. You have to follow the guidelines to play. I see the lynch mob is rolling in here a little. I am sure glad I changed my attitude to positive.
Upinyachit
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upinyachit, I don't think you understand the concept of geocides - it isn't supposed to be PHYSICAL! Yeesh, what happened?
The Colorado administrator head butted me with his purple pony. LOL
To answer the question though, I was at work and fell onto some trusses. During my time off work I found some great caches though
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I don't have any foot pain, but I do have rib pain. It still hurts to laugh and sneeze and it's been over a month. OUCH
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Casey and I are going to man up and go find this cache. It will be another FTF for Upinyachit, I hope.
The snow on the ground might give us a little problem, but I am sure we will manage. Upinyachit
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Duane when are you and that Caching partner coming North for some good ones in the hills.
Tahosa and Sons,
It's hard for me to plan ahead. I usually do things at the spur of the moment.
Your caches seem to be great though, and you can count that Casey and I will find them by summers end.
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I woke up this morning and found it hard to believe that District 70 in Pueblo West is closed due to the storm. I had a flash back and thought I was back in Rochester N.Y. for a minute. I don't miss the snow and cold at all. Being a carpenter my pay check depends on the weather, so today I make no money.
The only thing I can do is put more layers of clothes on and go caching. I can't work in bad weather but I can sure cache in it. LOL Is their anybody else that has kids at home because of the weather? If you do, bundle up and take them GEOCACHINGUpinyachit
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We have been caching for over two years, and decided to look back at old logs.
That's when I noticed a big difference. Casey is growing like a weed. I think it's so cool to go back and look at old log pictures. I wonder how we will look in the next couple of years? LOL
Upinyachit
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LOLThe more you complain about it, the longer it takes.One of my cache approvals took six days.
Then another cache took about 6 minutes to approve after I met the guidlines. D
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For me it’s the ever present possibility of encountering lithe naked nymphomaniac faerie girls prancing in the forest. dadgum I love when that happens.
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Amazingracer's quote:
And sorry Duane its not something evil, just a twist on the game.All I do is hide great caches and trade fair. Don't judge a book by it's cover.
I had no clue what a parasite cache was. First thought that came to my mind was parasite cachers. LOL
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Does Your Zodiac Sign Affect The Way You Cache
in General geocaching topics
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I was noticing my zodiac sign and starting thinking that it kinda relates to the way I geocache. Here is what is says about a LEO.
"The Lion
July 23 to August 22
Traditional
Leo Traits
Generous and warmhearted
Creative and enthusiastic
Broad-minded and expansive
Faithful and loving"
On the dark side....
Pompous and patronizing
Bossy and interfering
Dogmatic and intolerant
Does anyone else think that your zodiac sign could affect the way you geocache?