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Thanks I laughed so hard I have to go potty!!!

Just read the July issue of Popular Science and came across this article on How to hack a flashlight I have so many old flashlights lying around doing nothing that I'm thinking of giving this a try( to boost my nightcaching success). While it is not as bright as Zartimus's millon candle power batlight , it should do the job

200th find for rapidair1 !!! What the heck, is he the bionic man or something. Congrats rapidair1 now take a break...PLEASE!!! so we can catch up

Congrats from the whole team!

what, they beat me to 100 wwwwwwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Congrats Stingray & Butterfly

I think the question should be; What don't I use a Leatherman for? That way you would get a much shorter list I might start a war here but here goes. I own an original Leatherman and have used it at least 4 or 5 times a day for over ten years to do various things. I was also issued a Gerber multi-tool for going overseas and have used a SOG multi-tool as well. I would rate them this way 1st Leatherman A very close 2nd SOG and a very distant 3rd Gerber and my personal opinion of the Gerber is that is a piece o crap! To say I would be lost without my Leatherman would be an understatment! Leatherman SOG Gerber

Thanks for putting the link up j2d2

Congrats to Geogranny on her 100th find. I await your next 100 and hopefully you will out pace Binrat.

It's almost time for the race to begin. We had our final planning meeting the other night and this is what we have planed for Sat. 0900 Meet & Greet at posted co-ords 0930 The fun begins. Course has been laid out with at least 10 waypoints for you to find. They are all film cans with a Geocaching question inside. 1130 The results There are no facilities at the location but are about 5 min away in Cole Harbour. We will have a water jug available, just remember to bring a cup. The 1st Shearwater Scouts will be providing a BBQ to raise funds for their trip to Scotia Jam in Cape Breton next year. Prices as of now are Hotdogs $1.00 Hamburgers $2.00 and Pop 1.00 The weather looks good but this is a rain or shine event so be prepared If there are any further changes I will post a note tonight. See you all tomorrow P.S. I hope you have all reread you GPS Manual

I just finished watching Dave Chalk Connected a computer related show and he metioned he was going to do a bit on Geocaching in next weeks show. Should be interesting

The Starting event is starting to gel together nicely The 2004 Canadian TB Race Starting Event CacheI have reciveve 2 TB in the mail so far with many more to come (even an american one) If anyone is in the Halifax area the morning of May 1st come on out , the more the merrier

I will also add my Congratulations to the Bush Babies and rapidair1 hope to see you on May 1st

Here you go DocMagoo The 2004 Canadian Travel Bug Race GCJ2JB and here's the race page The 2004 Canadian Travel Bug Race Webpage

The starting point event cache will be 1 may 2004 between 9am and 1pm or so. We are in the planning stages right now and hope to have it finalized soon. It will be a great chance to get together and put faces to all the names we see on the cache pages. Hope to see you all there.

Just tried the Dartmouth, Nova Scotia CT and they said no way!

I second that

Having been a driving instructor in the Canadian military for a good number of years teaching on a jeeps up to a 10 ton 6X6 trucks. I have noticed a thing or two about non-professional drivers (not that they’re bad or worse than professionals) Some of them think 4 wheeling or boonie bashing means how fast can I go and how high can I get and when they get stuck instead of getting help immediately they just make it worse. This ensures a long walk out of the training area! On the highway in a snowstorm they think they’re invincible in their 4X4’s. All 4 wheel drive means is when you don’t have the right mind set getting stuck in a 4X4 mean your well and truly stuck

Congrats on another FTF. Had my brain not been fried by 7 12 hour shifts from 2000 to 0800 in a row pushing, throwing, hauling and piling snow I might have beat you to it . We still don't have the aerodrome CFB Shearwater totaly clean yet, but we're getting there.

Go to the CBC Nova Scotia webpage and look for "Winter clobbers the Maritimes" in the features section.

I have now plowed more snow than I care to speak of!!! And another week at least of 12 hr shifts Replys; Red Fox Raiders I EAGERLY await a "found it" somewhere in HRM Sparky-Watts Saint Bernard got here, but in a police car. He had been arrested for drunk and disorderly and breaking curfew. tirediron What can I say but I have placed a curse on you so that you will be posting "didn't find it" for the next little while storm1 Hope to see you caching soon Taxman003 I have seen some snow drifts at least 20 ft high and I've had people begging me to dig them out with the front end loader and I've had some dirty looks when I put more snow in their driveways

Man did we get Walloped !!! I think geocaching here in Halifax will be at a stand still till spring . It wasn't so much the snow as the up to 100Km winds that were blowing, my plows just couldn't keep up with it.

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Your right antipersonel mines are, but we still have antitank ones!!!!

I belive this is the one your looking for Baby Talk I Would love to try it, sounds like a lot of fun

My mother spent a year collecting stuff for the grandkids christmas stocking from the caches she visited