Johny-Cachers

I've placed one cemetary cache in a really old cemetary cache. I put it far away from any of the graves because they are old and falling apart. I found one graveyard cache where the cache was in an active cemetary and the cache itself was behind a fresh grave that was in a bush. It was pretty awkward looking for it, and even more so re-hiding it.

I tend to like the sweet and salty nature valley bars, cliff shot bloks, trail mix, and a little bit of dried fruit.

I just received a package of four geocoins I'd ordered from OakCoins. I found one of these OakBucks coins in the package. Whatever it is, mine also expires "Dec-08". On the other side of the coin, there's a Web address of www.oakbucks.com, but that URL doesn't work for me, either. I assume it's part of an upcoming promotion of some sort. --Larry Well, the URL is working now. It looks like oakcoins will release more information in the new year.

One day on a camping trip I was looking for fire wood and eventually stumbled on a cache. A few months later I tried out caching with a GPS and was hooked.

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There are many species of cicada, some annual, biannual, and others on entirely different life cycles. A few years ago in Pennsylvania, the 28 year cicadas came out of the ground by the billions. They were really cool and had orange eyes . The idea of making a replica of the shells as a container would be very cool.

Thanks NY Admin, who published my cache today only 20 minutes after I submitted it !

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