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What's that, what's that, is it the Great Pumpkin? No! Rstefano52 made his 1000th find (yes that is a grand) at WWFM VI Fishin' Ocean Grove Style yesterday. Congratulations Robert. Now on to 2000! If you don't keep going I'll never make 1000!

Geocaching Navigator from Trimble and Blackstar also work well. If you load the Blackberry App Store Icon you can actually type in Geocache and it will bring up these two apps. As the others have mentioned Cacheberry is great and they are coming out with new Beta versions (to improve the app) all of the time! It is convenient to use the Blackberry since you almost always have it with you and the Trimble app will bring up local caches for the area you are in.

Congratulations to rstefano52 on reaching your 900th find! And now on to 1000!

Congrats to rstefano52 for getting his 800th find during the Schuylkill 100 - Year Two event cache in Pottsville! Way to go Robert. You could never have done it without your little brother.

Congratulations to rstefano52 on reaching 700 finds! Could 1000 be in the near future?

Big congratulations to MichMo on their 100th find! Now on to 200!

Congratulations to ThEMaDRuSsIaN on his 400th find at "The Steeps Over Greenbrook" and to rstefano52 on his 600th find at "The Steeps Over Greenbrook". Was that planned? Now I have a lot of catching up to do! Perhaps a trip to NJ in the future?

Do you think he would put out a cache that looks like a wasp's nest? It's 200 feet that way, but the description doesn't say anything about bushwacking!

Congrats to rstefano52 on reaching 500 finds at the Schuylkill 100 event! Way to go Bob!

Congratulations to rstefano52 on your 400th find! As Darth Vader said in Star Wars, the student has become the master! You know me and numbers!

Congratulations to ThEMaDRuSsIaN on your 300th find. Way to go Tim!

Thank you everyone! On to 300! And a few more caches to place! I have to continue the Why a Tree series! So many trees, so little time!

I have been a Type 1 for 47 years and I am on an Insulin Pump. I have gone out on hikes for caches by myself. The key thing to realize is when the blood sugar starts to drop you aren't going to think clearly. So it is best not to get to that point. Always at the very least carry glucose tablets with you. They come in convenient small packs. Depending upon the hike always take some type of food. A little secret most Diabetics do not know is that potatoes make the blood sugar go up even faster then a candy bar! Now you aren't going to carry a baked potato with you but a small bag of potato chips will work just fine. If I am going on a long trek I go with someone else. It has saved me a number of times. Don't let the condition deter you from caching! It is great exercise and a lot of fun.

Congratulations rstefano52 on your 300th find (actually already 302)! I can still remember a 35mm film cannister somewhere in Northeastern Pennsylvania that started this all!

Congratulations to ThEMaDRuSsIaN on your 200th! Fantastic news! I hope to join you (maybe on one of our next cache runs!). Did Dad take a picture with the board? Sorry we did not accomplish this on the Pottsville trip. You were so close! Congrats again Tim!

Congrats Ript2shrds! Fantastic! Now on to that next 1000!

Good luck to you and the team flper! Hope you get your goal and more!

Northeast PA in Hazleton.

GC14ZGH GC129WG Both of these are high in trees! Just rate the difficulty and terrain appropriately! Based on what is involved you may or may not get a lot of cachers going after them.