montythemule

August 19, 2005

I have heard of that museum..I think there may already be a geocache there.

August 16, 2005

I vote yes,

Will this include DUTCH COFFEESHOPS?

August 16, 2005

Windmill Farms can be grouped as a single installation perhaps. Decorative windmills should be OK too

August 16, 2005

All windmills. The Electric Generator types in Germany and Holland are super huge and super impressive. If the category is too broad the further subcategories could be made I suppose. Windmill farms (like in California) could be a subcategory, Vertical Axis Type, AerMotor Type etc. Some in West Texas are lonly and deserted sentinals that deserve to be recognized. But I digress

August 16, 2005

The "interesting" qualifier seems to come up to question. How about ANY briidge and just assume it is interesting to the guy who found it anyway. I mean, what if I was looking for a bridge, ANY BRIDGE, to use as a bridge. I wouldn't care how interesting it was as long as it got me there

August 16, 2005

I would like to propose at category for Waymarking..

A Category for Windmills should be created.

There is such a range of types of windmills in the world that they deserve a dedicated inclusive category. Some windmills are open for tours (In Holland). Others suddenly appear as you are diving in the desert. Photographs and information about the age, type, operating principal, etc would be interesting reading.

Windmill Farms could be located as a group.

There is a Locationless cache for Four Bladed Windmills. I think this is a great category and should be expanded

Comments??

MontytheMule

April 18, 2005

Chick-N-Rock has placed another COMMANDO BIRD! Not yet approved. A bit of work went into this one, just like the last one. Same Same only Different :unsure:

(By the way, QUALITY means never having to say you're sorry)

MtM

April 6, 2005

How Muddy was it?

November 7, 2004

Geez...most of the worlds GPSr are manufactured here in Taiwan, yet this country only has 18 caches, and half of those are soaked and moldy. Too bad a visitor can't spice up the scene.

lostbutidontcare

Monty

April 19, 2004

Hi All. I am happy to announce that the San Andreas Fault (Stevens Creek Canyon) Cache has been reactivated!. The original cache container and it's contents were recovered and replaced, but hidden just out of view behind something to avoid detection. I put in a new logbook but excerpts of the original are viewable on the gallery page of the cache, curious alien scribble for sure.

We added The VAULT to facilitate coin (Foreign or domestic or tokens) exchange. Make a deposit or make a withdrawal. The VAULT stays in the cache. I usually have a lot of foreign coins left over so..

A link to the cache page:

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...41-f5b290bb2b63

Enjoy

MontytheMule

February 23, 2004

Okay, I need some help. On our way back from caching today (we went the long way), as we passed by the quarry out by Montebello/Stevens Canyon, I saw this creature up on the hill. What IS it??? People in #geocache have variously said goat, mountain goat, llama. It was definitely bigger than those goats at the zoo, but then, they're pygmy goats, so who knows. It was on a steep hill. Anyone have any idea?? I have a feeling I'm going to feel dumb when someone tells me...

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Hi Becky,

As others have stated that is a goat. Specifically it is Cedric the Goat, master of his domain. He eats anything so beware when having a pic a nic lunch!

He is harmless but a bit nervous around humans. Looks like he was eyeing you up for a meal. Watch it, he is vicious with the head butt..

Muley

January 25, 2004

For travellers passing throught JFK Airport, is there a travel bug Hotel to take and leave our little friends close to the terminals?

Thanks, Montythemule

October 18, 2003

Today I received the 3 CD set from the Shoreline show. They (The Dead Organization)were selling copies recorded from the mixing board at the show to be mailed to you later. For $24.00 this is sure easier and cheaper than trying to haul your gear there to record. I never have it together enough by the end of the show to figure out how the catch the bus home let alone play recording tech.

It didn't come with a list of the songs so I copied Marky's setlist from above and tucked that in the jewel case. Marky must have had reserved seats because it was too dark to write out on the hillside!

It's still a great show as I listen to it now.

I wonder if its OK to copy and share this? Hmm, hey how about a travelling cache that follows the Dead around somehow?

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