The Artful Dodger
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if you post this under the LOCAL regional forum for Arizona
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If anyone likes to see a bird's eye view of the foliage surrounding a town and suburbia, I do recommend my Campgaw Mountain cache.
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Your avatars are freakin' me out here!!
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I highly recommend my cache for some spooky Halloween Fun.........WHOOOOOOOOO!
~ P H A N T A S M A G O R I A ~
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...on their cache pages?
Man! You swear that they have too much free time on their hands.
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to be on the Top 10 is from people that have FOUND the Bug, not logged a NOTE.
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Using the 'Search' function on this board produces tiny miracles...
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this thread has been done to death already.
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Does anyone know what Datum Maporama uses?
This website will come in handy for my upcoming vacation DownUnder
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I am visiting New Zealand and Sydney for a holiday for the month of December and its great to see some great caches around. I'll have to look for a few while I am there.
Naturally I will be placing a few caches of my own for you guys to seek.
By the way, I mentioned to Ed (Buxley) about this great map and he thinks it looks fantastic!
He promised to create a few zoom levels of crowded cache areas in Aus/NZ once he has a moment on his schedule.
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But my cache finally got approved today this morning... perhaps a large backlog?
Be patient, they will get to it ...
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...always looking to show off my new Travel Bug...
Presenting,
Dinkum the feisty GeoParrot from Australia. The poor bloke is a tad lost and needs to get home to Steve Irwin - the crocodile dude!
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The JukeBox cache has been resurrected...to play havoc on your conscience!
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but I, er, have to give my pet Goldfish a bath...
Seriously though, its been on my to-do list for a while now but weekends have been a tad wet these days...
It doesn't look like that cache is a simple 'walk in the park' to do ..
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Still looking for elusive cache hiding spots !
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loves grueling hikes, romantic dinners and sunset walks...
Looking for female geocacher with GPS.
Please send picture of GPS.
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quote:
Originally posted by Chazman007:Here is a pretty cool link
That link (Laid Off)is WAYYYYYYYYY too funny !! I have put that link on my own website. Too funny indeed!
In fact, I sent a compliment email to Odd Todd himself....
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quote:
Originally posted by Chazman007:Here is a pretty cool link
That link (Laid Off)is WAYYYYYYYYY too funny !! I have put that link on my own website. Too funny indeed!
In fact, I sent a compliment email to Odd Todd himself....
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Congrats,
I'll never forget the bruised knee inflicted while clamboring over the @!%$# rocks at Jr's Point.
Keep going...
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Congrats,
I'll never forget the bruised knee inflicted while clamboring over the @!%$# rocks at Jr's Point.
Keep going...
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Never have so many virgin caches been explored with someone with a small gadget...
Well Done!
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Never have so many virgin caches been explored with someone with a small gadget...
Well Done!
Need your opinion on Newark, NJ cache spot
in Northeast
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Hey Gang,
The last few weekends I have been scouting the Newark NJ area near the airport for a spot to set up a Travel Bug Hotel. ( My #$@ Geomonkeys cant seem to get the hell outta this country - they love it here too much! )
There is one near LAX that is a good example Grand Central Station
Perhaps its me or something but I cant seem to find an appropriate place near highway turnoffs etc.
I have found two great spots but they are within a cemetary in a secluded spot far from graves and from the public - but nevertheless, still in a cemetary. How would fellow geocachers feel about this. I have never considered cemetary spots due to various reasons but is it a bad idea? Would you visit it ?
Should I drop the idea of placing a Hotel in a cemetary and keep looking or is it acceptable? It would be a straight-forward cache hunt.
Artful Dodger
[This message was edited by The Artful Dodger on November 01, 2002 at 01:50 PM.]