tcwprez

We enjoy Wherigo caches and are sorry that thy are not more of them. We would rather spend a few hours learning something than grabbing a bunch of skirtlifters or doing a power trail. It is a shame that Garmin and Groundspeak are fighting over this lucrative market. As I write this I am wearing a Opencache tee shirt that I won at an event. There ain't no opencaches around her ande probably never will be. Wake up, Garmin and bring back the Colorado and get rid of the tiny touch screen junk. My wife has a Dakota and it is no match for my Colorado. I could not find a Colorado when I replaced her E-trex so I bout that POS.

I recently found a cache that was in a small pine tree surrounded by a 4 foot mat of actively growing poison ivy. The tree also had poison ivy growing through the branches nect to the container. Needless to say I did not sign the log, but logged it on line with a comment about the poison ivy. The CO did not delete the log and I hope he moved it I was there a year ago and the ivy was so bad I did not get to the tree to see the cache. The attributes on the cache page did not include poison plants. If someone places a cache that is difficult to get to, that is their choice, but the averae person should be able to retrieve a normal cache. In Florida There was a cache down a steep gravel slope. I am 67 and not about to injure myself for a smiley, so I passed it. The CO had a right to place it and people have a right to go for it or not.