Mojesic

I'm still waiting for the TV mini-series..."Extreme Geocaching with host Hans Blix".

Has anybody translated the geocaching stashnote.doc into Korean?

quote:Originally posted by FairePlaye & Chynnakat: 5) Injured snakes in need of rehabilitation. The best way to rehabilitate an injured snake is to put it out of its misery. And as far as I'm concerned, all snakes are injured -- they don't have any legs!

There have been numerous sightings of Elvis with his eTrex in Mississippi.

quote:Originally posted by bigRahn:Sounds like a good site. It's almost stealing my next million dollar idea. I was thinking of a camera, that besides having the date/time stamp, you can have it stamp your picture with the location, so 5 years down the road, you remember where the picture was taken. Now, to go find an investor.... What I want to see is a voice-activated GPS/video cell phone/camera/PDA/universal TV remote/garage door opener that I can wear on my wrist. And I'd like it gold-plated.

I forgot my camera, but a few posts made up for it. My shots would have probably been too blurred anyway! Mississippi Gathering

Maybe they got capped puttin down the Halloween cache. What's up, WN7?? Where you at?

Yesterday I set off to get some caches in Harrison county and got only two of five. I strongly suspect that flooding caused by Isidore got the best of Airey Lake Trail and Couch Trail Cache. I could be wrong, however, and I hope I am wrong -- those are two really nice trails. I also had trouble finding Biloxi Bad Beau blah blah blah but I suspect that Joe the Janitor got this one rather than Isidore. I'm happy to report that Biloxi Beacon is still intact -- even though the nearby pier got pretty mangled. Also, depending on how far inland the heavy rains got, there's a good chance I will have to archive my Black Creek Island cache. -- Mojesic