*** This Just In***

[+thekitedude]

Miragee did all that hiking in sandals? Oh man, I am so wimpy.

[+Snake & Rooster]

The back of the shirt says "I slept with the beasts." It was very cool experience!

 

 

I do that every night. Does that mean I get a shirt too?

Edited August 21, 2007 by Snake & Rooster

[+simpjkee]

I love this thread

[+SD Rowdies]

Miragee did all that hiking in sandals? Oh man, I am so wimpy.

Yeah, I heard she sleeps in sandals too. Another beast?

Edited August 21, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

I love this thread

Welcome bro', how d' y' feel about women in sandals?

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

The back of the shirt says "I slept with the beasts." It was very cool experience!

I do that every night. Does that mean I get a shirt too?

I was thinking the same thing and then I realized that the t-shirt actually read "beasts"... :laughing:

[+Snake & Rooster]

The back of the shirt says "I slept with the beasts." It was very cool experience!

I do that every night. Does that mean I get a shirt too?

I was thinking the same thing and then I realized that the t-shirt actually read "beasts"...

 

 

 

I, of course, would never consider sweet Rooster as a beast, I was referring to these two beasties. They are old now and require assistance getting up, but still enjoy snoozing on a bed.

 

 

[+jahoadi and john]

The back of the shirt says "I slept with the beasts." It was very cool experience!

I do that every night. Does that mean I get a shirt too?

I was thinking the same thing and then I realized that the t-shirt actually read "beasts"...

 

 

 

JAMES!!!! you are so bad!!!!

Edited August 22, 2007 by jahoadi and john

[+SD Rowdies]

The back of the shirt says "I slept with the beasts." It was very cool experience!

I do that every night. Does that mean I get a shirt too?

I was thinking the same thing and then I realized that the t-shirt actually read "beasts"...

 

 

 

JAMES!!!! you are so bad!!!!

O, now I get it ... th' beasts.

 

 

Say, here's an idea, if you appear in a photo of a find do you get to score it too?

 

If so then I'm taking orders for Photoshop finds.

Edited August 22, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+Miragee]

Miragee did all that hiking in sandals? Oh man, I am so wimpy.

Could only do it in Chaco sandals . . .

 

After a hike, I sure need a pedicure.

 

 

As an aside, now that that photo of me and TrailGators is getting the "treatment" by Harmon, I sure wish I had remembered to smile after I raced over from the camera to sit down and get into the frame . . .

[+TrailGators]

As an aside, now that that photo of me and TrailGators is getting the "treatment" by Harmon, I sure wish I had remembered to smile after I raced over from the camera to sit down and get into the frame . . .

As long as I'm getting the business, I forgot to mention is that I have a bruise on my thigh that is the size of a Palm Pilot. After logging our last cache, Miragee and I were truckin' down the 4x4 road to make up some time. On the way down, I stepped on this large slickrock with my left foot that was angled down and to the right. The rock was covered in sand and as soon as I stepped on it, my left foot slid to the right and I went down like I was tackled from behind. Because I kept my right hand up in the air to protect my GPS, it was hard to break my fall. So I landed on my left thigh and my left hand. Then my right hand came down slamming my GPS into the ground. But my GPS lived! However, my Palm was on my left thigh pocket took the brunt of the fall. After I got up I tried to power it up and it wouldn't power up. I was pretty bummed. The good news is that I've been playing around with it and I got it to work again! Anyhow, the lesson learned is not to leave my hiking stick in the truck anymore. Edited August 22, 2007 by TrailGators

[+SD Rowdies]

Miragee did all that hiking in sandals? Oh man, I am so wimpy.

Could only do it in Chaco sandals . . .

 

After a hike, I sure need a pedicure.

 

 

As an aside, now that that photo of me and TrailGators is getting the "treatment" by Harmon, I sure wish I had remembered to smile after I raced over from the camera to sit down and get into the frame . . .

What sort of smile would you like to have in that image Miragee dear? All things are possible with Photoshop.

[+Miragee]

Miragee did all that hiking in sandals? Oh man, I am so wimpy.

Could only do it in Chaco sandals . . .

 

After a hike, I sure need a pedicure.

 

<snip for those of us on dialup>

 

As an aside, now that that photo of me and TrailGators is getting the "treatment" by Harmon, I sure wish I had remembered to smile after I raced over from the camera to sit down and get into the frame . . .

What sort of smile would you like to have in that image Miragee dear? All things are possible with Photoshop.

One that makes it look like I had a really good time during the entire adventure, which I did . . .

 

On second thought . . . I don't trust you . . . just leave it alone . . . YIKES! What have I gotten myself into?

[+SD Rowdies]

Miragee did all that hiking in sandals? Oh man, I am so wimpy.

Could only do it in Chaco sandals . . .

 

After a hike, I sure need a pedicure.

 

<snip for those of us on dialup>

 

As an aside, now that that photo of me and TrailGators is getting the "treatment" by Harmon, I sure wish I had remembered to smile after I raced over from the camera to sit down and get into the frame . . .

What sort of smile would you like to have in that image Miragee dear? All things are possible with Photoshop.

One that makes it look like I had a really good time during the entire adventure, which I did . . .

 

On second thought . . . I don't trust you . . . just leave it alone . . . YIKES! What have I gotten myself into?

Don't trust me? Why Miragee dear, I'm really surprised that

you feel that way. Well, ok, if that's what you want but how

do you feel about an "enhancement" to that sandal shot?

 

Edited August 23, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+splashman]

Miragee did all that hiking in sandals? Oh man, I am so wimpy.

Could only do it in Chaco sandals . . .

 

After a hike, I sure need a pedicure.

 

<snip for those of us on dialup>

 

As an aside, now that that photo of me and TrailGators is getting the "treatment" by Harmon, I sure wish I had remembered to smile after I raced over from the camera to sit down and get into the frame . . .

What sort of smile would you like to have in that image Miragee dear? All things are possible with Photoshop.

One that makes it look like I had a really good time during the entire adventure, which I did . . .

 

On second thought . . . I don't trust you . . . just leave it alone . . . YIKES! What have I gotten myself into?

Don't trust me? Why Miragee dear, I'm really surprised that

you feel that way. Well, ok, if that's what you want but how

do you feel about an "enhancement" to that sandal shot?

 

[+splashman]

Darn it......

I was trying to say Miragee, that you really don't need a pedicure........

because you got a HARMICURE!!!

Splashette

[+SD Rowdies]

Darn it......

I was trying to say Miragee, that you really don't need a pedicure........

because you got a HARMICURE!!!

Splashette

When I was a little feller my momma would catch me with dirt

behind my ears and she'd always say "You could grow taters

in that much dirt."

 

 

Tater toes.

Edited August 25, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

In all fairness to Miragee's tater toes I think everybody with

a few thousand finds should post a similar barefoot photo on

this thread.

[+Thunder-4]

Anybody else see the red moon this morning?

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ....

 

 

Here's something y' don't often see, spike-heeled hiking shoes searching for a hide. Team

Geobabe had the pleasure today of meeting SaucyRedWench and OrangeHokieChic.

 

Honk if you know where this is or if you wear the same sort of shoes while Geocaching.

 

No, not you FATTBOY.

Edited August 30, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

This just in ....

 

 

Here's something y' don't often see, spike-heeled hiking shoes searching for a hide. Team

Geobabe had the pleasure today of meeting SaucyRedWench and OrangeHokieChic.

 

Honk if you know where this is or if you wear the same sort of shoes while Geocaching.

 

No, not you FATTBOY.

Honk...I was there after you all today...but I was wearing flats...

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ....

 

 

Here's something y' don't often see, spike-heeled hiking shoes searching for a hide. Team

Geobabe had the pleasure today of meeting SaucyRedWench and OrangeHokieChic.

 

Honk if you know where this is or if you wear the same sort of shoes while Geocaching.

 

No, not you FATTBOY.

Honk...I was there after you all today...but I was wearing flats.

Yeah, sure, we know your type.

 

Edited August 30, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ....

 

 

Here's something y' don't often see, spike-heeled hiking shoes searching for a hide. Team

Geobabe had the pleasure today of meeting SaucyRedWench and OrangeHokieChic.

 

Honk if you know where this is or if you wear the same sort of shoes while Geocaching.

 

No, not you FATTBOY.

Honk...I was there after you all today...but I was wearing flats.

Yeah, sure, we know your type.

 

Furthermore ....

 

 

It ain't always about the numbers is it?

Edited August 30, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

Anybody else see the red moon this morning?

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

This just in ....

 

 

Here's something y' don't often see, spike-heeled hiking shoes searching for a hide. Team

Geobabe had the pleasure today of meeting SaucyRedWench and OrangeHokieChic.

 

Honk if you know where this is or if you wear the same sort of shoes while Geocaching.

 

No, not you FATTBOY.

Honk...I was there after you all today...but I was wearing flats.

Yeah, sure, we know your type.

 

If ye're goin' t'wear a kilt, ye better ha' tha' right kit undernea' it!

 

(Note to new cachers: exercise caution with respect to photos posted in cache logs. You never know when they'll be used against you...)

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ....

 

 

Here's something y' don't often see, spike-heeled hiking shoes searching for a hide. Team

Geobabe had the pleasure today of meeting SaucyRedWench and OrangeHokieChic.

 

Honk if you know where this is or if you wear the same sort of shoes while Geocaching.

 

No, not you FATTBOY.

Honk...I was there after you all today...but I was wearing flats.

Yeah, sure, we know your type.

 

If ye're goin' t'wear a kilt, ye better ha' tha' right kit undernea' it!

 

(Note to new cachers: exercise caution with respect to photos posted in cache logs. You never know when they'll be used against you...)

Bwah-hah-hah! ... ve know vere your photos are.

 

Here's a fashion tip: Shorter shoe laces.

Edited August 30, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

Yeah, sure, we know your type.

 

If ye're goin' t'wear a kilt, ye better ha' tha' right kit undernea' it!

 

(Note to new cachers: exercise caution with respect to photos posted in cache logs. You never know when they'll be used against you...)

Bwah-hah-hah! ... ve know vere your photos are.

 

Here's a fashion tip: Shorter shoe laces.

What! No comment about unbunched white socks! Harmon must be loosing his edge...

 

Of course, if you bunch your socks, you'll have no place to put your sgian dubh...

 

 

(For those not in the know, a sgian dubh isn't what you are thinkin' it is. It is a dagger traditionally carried in the top of one's stocking. See photo above...)

Edited August 30, 2007 by Let's Look Over Thayer

[+CTYankee9]

This just in.......

 

These two are celebrating some sort of Milestone, any guesses?

 

More to follow!!! In congrats thread later for Harmon's photo-shopping pleasure.

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in.......

 

These two are celebrating some sort of Milestone, any guesses?

 

More to follow!!! In congrats thread later for Harmon's photo-shopping pleasure.

Oboy, oboy!

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

This could be a good one for a "Caption this photo" contest...

[+SD Rowdies]

Yeah, sure, we know your type.

 

If ye're goin' t'wear a kilt, ye better ha' tha' right kit undernea' it!

 

(Note to new cachers: exercise caution with respect to photos posted in cache logs. You never know when they'll be used against you...)

Bwah-hah-hah! ... ve know vere your photos are.

 

Here's a fashion tip: Shorter shoe laces.

What! No comment about unbunched white socks! Harmon must be loosing his edge...

 

Of course, if you bunch your socks, you'll have no place to put your sgian dubh...

 

 

(For those not in the know, a sgian dubh isn't what you are thinkin' it is. It is a dagger traditionally carried in the top of one's stocking. See photo above...)

A doctor once told me that I had a sgain dubh but it turned out that it was just an ingrown hair.

 

[+drexotic]

Honk if you recognise these cows!

 

 

Sorry . . . not the best shots but they'd spook if I got much closer !!!)

 

 

 

 

 

[+TrailGators]

This just in.......

 

These two are celebrating some sort of Milestone, any guesses?

Maybe they are celebrating Miragee's 2800th can of beans eaten?

[+Snake & Rooster]

 

 

This is one of San Diego's most prolific cachers. She was running late on a trip to Phil's Memorial Cache, and here is why. Ahhh, a good role in the mud! This is one young lady who obviously knows that there is more to life than caching.

[+jahoadi and john]

 

 

This is one of San Diego's most prolific cachers. She was running late on a trip to Phil's Memorial Cache, and here is why. Ahhh, a good role in the mud! This is one young lady who obviously knows that there is more to life than caching.

 

 

 

It seems to be a favorite postion for Ginger! huh? I have one just like it in snow also...

 

 

[+SD Rowdies]

 

 

This is one of San Diego's most prolific cachers. She was running late on a trip to Phil's Memorial Cache, and here is why. Ahhh, a good role in the mud! This is one young lady who obviously knows that there is more to life than caching.

It seems to be a favorite postion for Ginger! huh? I have one just like it in snow also...

 

Any photos of Chuy! rolling in the sand or grass?

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

And here are a couple more of Ginger! at Fiesta Island...

 

 

 

I like the last one especially since you can see that she started at the top and was working her way down...

[+SD Rowdies]

And here are a couple more of Ginger! at Fiesta Island...

 

 

 

I like the last one especially since you can see that she started at the top and was working her way down...

Looks to me like Ginger! has a little cocktail before Geocaching.

 

 

Go figure.

Edited September 5, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+M2]

Out running an errand today and thought I'd pick up a local cache or two while I was out. I was walking down the trail in my normal attire when I was approached by someone who flashed a badge at me. I was able to get a photo of it.

 

 

Being a good citizen of the geocaching community, I was polite and respectful toward authority and got off with only a warning this time. It probably helped a lot when I told him about Harmon's work increasing public awareness of sock crimes.

[+SD Rowdies]

Out running an errand today and thought I'd pick up a local cache or two while I was out. I was walking down the trail in my normal attire when I was approached by someone who flashed a badge at me. I was able to get a photo of it.

 

 

Being a good citizen of the geocaching community, I was polite and respectful toward authority and got off with only a warning this time. It probably helped a lot when I told him about Harmon's work increasing public awareness of sock crimes.

That's one our finest sock-police officers you encountered, Sgt. Argyle.

 

Sgt. Argyle came on the force last year and, since, we've seen a 30%

decrease in highwater socks along local trails. Sgt. Argyle coined the

term that's become the sock-police motto "Bunched or Busted."

[+TrailGators]

Out running an errand today and thought I'd pick up a local cache or two while I was out. I was walking down the trail in my normal attire when I was approached by someone who flashed a badge at me. I was able to get a photo of it.

 

 

Being a good citizen of the geocaching community, I was polite and respectful toward authority and got off with only a warning this time. It probably helped a lot when I told him about Harmon's work increasing public awareness of sock crimes.

That's one our finest sock-police officers you encountered, Sgt. Argyle.

 

Sgt. Argyle came on the force last year and, since, we've seen a 30%

decrease in highwater socks along local trails. Sgt. Argyle coined the

term that's become the sock-police motto "Bunched or Busted."

You guys are too much...

[+M2]

Out running an errand today and thought I'd pick up a local cache or two while I was out. I was walking down the trail in my normal attire when I was approached by someone who flashed a badge at me. I was able to get a photo of it.

 

 

Being a good citizen of the geocaching community, I was polite and respectful toward authority and got off with only a warning this time. It probably helped a lot when I told him about Harmon's work increasing public awareness of sock crimes.

That's one our finest sock-police officers you encountered, Sgt. Argyle.

 

Sgt. Argyle came on the force last year and, since, we've seen a 30%

decrease in highwater socks along local trails. Sgt. Argyle coined the

term that's become the sock-police motto "Bunched or Busted."

Sergeant Argyle! That was indeed his name! I was a bit nervous at first when he introduced himself. After assuring him that I wasn't a sock scofflaw, he seemed to relax and we talked a bit. He did mention that he had a photo of a geocacher named "fisnjack" on the wall at the station -- I said I've never met the fellow personally but would keep an eye out for him. After swearing that I would never even consider committing the capital sock crime of thigh-high toe-socks, he let me go on my way. Nice fellow and obviously committed to upholding sartorial standards. He gave me this booklet as part of his community outreach program.

 

Edited September 11, 2007 by M2

[+jahoadi and john]

Out running an errand today and thought I'd pick up a local cache or two while I was out. I was walking down the trail in my normal attire when I was approached by someone who flashed a badge at me. I was able to get a photo of it.

 

 

Being a good citizen of the geocaching community, I was polite and respectful toward authority and got off with only a warning this time. It probably helped a lot when I told him about Harmon's work increasing public awareness of sock crimes.

That's one our finest sock-police officers you encountered, Sgt. Argyle.

 

Sgt. Argyle came on the force last year and, since, we've seen a 30%

decrease in highwater socks along local trails. Sgt. Argyle coined the

term that's become the sock-police motto "Bunched or Busted."

Sergeant Argyle! That was indeed his name! I was a bit nervous at first when he introduced himself. After assuring him that I wasn't a sock scofflaw, he seemed to relax and we talked a bit. He did mention that he had a photo of a geocacher named "fisnjack" on the wall at the station -- I said I've never met the fellow personally but would keep an eye out for him. After swearing that I would never even consider committing the capital sock crime of thigh-high toe-socks, he let me go on my way. Nice fellow and obviously committed to upholding sartorial standards. He gave me this booklet as part of his community outreach program.

 

 

[+FlagMan]

Out running an errand today and thought I'd pick up a local cache or two while I was out. I was walking down the trail in my normal attire when I was approached by someone who flashed a badge at me. I was able to get a photo of it.

 

 

Being a good citizen of the geocaching community, I was polite and respectful toward authority and got off with only a warning this time. It probably helped a lot when I told him about Harmon's work increasing public awareness of sock crimes.

That's one our finest sock-police officers you encountered, Sgt. Argyle.

 

Sgt. Argyle came on the force last year and, since, we've seen a 30%

decrease in highwater socks along local trails. Sgt. Argyle coined the

term that's become the sock-police motto "Bunched or Busted."

Sergeant Argyle! That was indeed his name! I was a bit nervous at first when he introduced himself. After assuring him that I wasn't a sock scofflaw, he seemed to relax and we talked a bit. He did mention that he had a photo of a geocacher named "fisnjack" on the wall at the station -- I said I've never met the fellow personally but would keep an eye out for him. After swearing that I would never even consider committing the capital sock crime of thigh-high toe-socks, he let me go on my way. Nice fellow and obviously committed to upholding sartorial standards. He gave me this booklet as part of his community outreach program.

 

 

Somebody's got to do a Yrium card for this one...

[+SD Rowdies]

Out running an errand today and thought I'd pick up a local cache or two while I was out. I was walking down the trail in my normal attire when I was approached by someone who flashed a badge at me. I was able to get a photo of it.

 

 

Being a good citizen of the geocaching community, I was polite and respectful toward authority and got off with only a warning this time. It probably helped a lot when I told him about Harmon's work increasing public awareness of sock crimes.

That's one our finest sock-police officers you encountered, Sgt. Argyle.

 

Sgt. Argyle came on the force last year and, since, we've seen a 30%

decrease in highwater socks along local trails. Sgt. Argyle coined the

term that's become the sock-police motto "Bunched or Busted."

Sergeant Argyle! That was indeed his name! I was a bit nervous at first when he introduced himself. After assuring him that I wasn't a sock scofflaw, he seemed to relax and we talked a bit. He did mention that he had a photo of a geocacher named "fisnjack" on the wall at the station -- I said I've never met the fellow personally but would keep an eye out for him. After swearing that I would never even consider committing the capital sock crime of thigh-high toe-socks, he let me go on my way. Nice fellow and obviously committed to upholding sartorial standards. He gave me this booklet as part of his community outreach program.

 

 

Somebody's got to do a Yrium card for this one...

 

By th' way ... notice how it was a couple of th' perp's that started pilin' on.

Edited September 11, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+M2]

Out running an errand today and thought I'd pick up a local cache or two while I was out. I was walking down the trail in my normal attire when I was approached by someone who flashed a badge at me. I was able to get a photo of it.

 

Being a good citizen of the geocaching community, I was polite and respectful toward authority and got off with only a warning this time. It probably helped a lot when I told him about Harmon's work increasing public awareness of sock crimes.

That's one our finest sock-police officers you encountered, Sgt. Argyle.

 

Sgt. Argyle came on the force last year and, since, we've seen a 30%

decrease in highwater socks along local trails. Sgt. Argyle coined the

term that's become the sock-police motto "Bunched or Busted."

Sergeant Argyle! That was indeed his name! I was a bit nervous at first when he introduced himself. After assuring him that I wasn't a sock scofflaw, he seemed to relax and we talked a bit. He did mention that he had a photo of a geocacher named "fisnjack" on the wall at the station -- I said I've never met the fellow personally but would keep an eye out for him. After swearing that I would never even consider committing the capital sock crime of thigh-high toe-socks, he let me go on my way. Nice fellow and obviously committed to upholding sartorial standards. He gave me this booklet as part of his community outreach program.

 

 

Somebody's got to do a Yrium card for this one...

 

By th' way ... notice how it was a couple of th' perp's that started pilin' on.

Isn't it interesting that Lost Guy and Team Adelos haven't protested their sock bunch violation? It took me a while to get them that high

[+Team Adelos]

Out running an errand today and thought I'd pick up a local cache or two while I was out. I was walking down the trail in my normal attire when I was approached by someone who flashed a badge at me. I was able to get a photo of it.

 

 

Being a good citizen of the geocaching community, I was polite and respectful toward authority and got off with only a warning this time. It probably helped a lot when I told him about Harmon's work increasing public awareness of sock crimes.

That's one our finest sock-police officers you encountered, Sgt. Argyle.

 

Sgt. Argyle came on the force last year and, since, we've seen a 30%

decrease in highwater socks along local trails. Sgt. Argyle coined the

term that's become the sock-police motto "Bunched or Busted."

Sergeant Argyle! That was indeed his name! I was a bit nervous at first when he introduced himself. After assuring him that I wasn't a sock scofflaw, he seemed to relax and we talked a bit. He did mention that he had a photo of a geocacher named "fisnjack" on the wall at the station -- I said I've never met the fellow personally but would keep an eye out for him. After swearing that I would never even consider committing the capital sock crime of thigh-high toe-socks, he let me go on my way. Nice fellow and obviously committed to upholding sartorial standards. He gave me this booklet as part of his community outreach program.

 

 

Please tell me my sock were doctored in the picture.. I don't ever wear them like that..

[+M2]

Out running an errand today and thought I'd pick up a local cache or two while I was out. I was walking down the trail in my normal attire when I was approached by someone who flashed a badge at me. I was able to get a photo of it.

 

 

Being a good citizen of the geocaching community, I was polite and respectful toward authority and got off with only a warning this time. It probably helped a lot when I told him about Harmon's work increasing public awareness of sock crimes.

That's one our finest sock-police officers you encountered, Sgt. Argyle.

 

Sgt. Argyle came on the force last year and, since, we've seen a 30%

decrease in highwater socks along local trails. Sgt. Argyle coined the

term that's become the sock-police motto "Bunched or Busted."

Sergeant Argyle! That was indeed his name! I was a bit nervous at first when he introduced himself. After assuring him that I wasn't a sock scofflaw, he seemed to relax and we talked a bit. He did mention that he had a photo of a geocacher named "fisnjack" on the wall at the station -- I said I've never met the fellow personally but would keep an eye out for him. After swearing that I would never even consider committing the capital sock crime of thigh-high toe-socks, he let me go on my way. Nice fellow and obviously committed to upholding sartorial standards. He gave me this booklet as part of his community outreach program.

 

 

Please tell me my sock were doctored in the picture.. I don't ever wear them like that..

 

Doctored? Never! Enhanced, maybe ...

[+CTYankee9]

This Just In...

 

Can you name:

 

Cacher?

Cache Location?

Character mimicked? We couldn't remember.

Actress?

and TV show?

[+wewilldo7]

This Just In...

 

Can you name:

 

Cacher?

Cache Location?

Character mimicked? We couldn't remember.

Actress?

and TV show?

Cacher? - MIRAGEE

Cache Location? - Darn it...does 4 out of 5 count??

Character mimicked? We couldn't remember. - EDITH ANN

Actress? LILY TOMLIN

and TV show? - LAUGH-IN