I thought this was pretty cool... Ms. PennyPacker is in Arizona with her son who was asked to try out for the Jr. Olympic baseball team. She called last night (as she has done the previous 3 nights) to tell me how things were going. I'm driving there tomorrow from SoCal for the weekend and to bring her back (she flew there) so I've been taking advantage of the 'caches along a route' feature (which is awesome!) here and using GSAK to fill up the GPSr. We're going to take the long way back, through Utah and Nevada, so I got lots of caching to do. Anyway, I had loaded up some 300 caches in GSAK and started up Google Earth when she called. I was just getting an idea of where some of the caches were and their proximity to the freeways. As we're chatting she mentions the name of the hotel she's at so I buzz over there in G.E. to get a 'birds eye' view of the hotel and make some mental notes on how to get there tomorrow (yeah, I know, I got a GPSr, why make notes). As I'm looking around in G.E. I see a cache just a couple of blocks from her hotel, GCMVB4. I tell her about it and give her some basic instructions on how to get there. I tried to describe the distances and locations in her terms (she can get lost in her garage) not really thinking much more about it. Well... she calls tonight all excited, telling me how she followed the directions I gave her and found the cache! No GPSr, no cache print-out, no Cachemate... as paperless and tool-less as you can get. Her daughter was with her during all this and now she's looking to buy a GPSr... after I explained to her that you usually don't go cache hunting without one!