*** This Just In***

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

This just in ...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is.

 

{Better late than when.)

Mount Woodson?

 

Where's Wile E. Coyote when you need him? He'd just paint a tunnel through it...

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is.

 

(Better late than when.)

Mount Woodson?

 

Where's Wile E. Coyote when you need him? He'd just paint a tunnel through it...

Not actually Woodson James but very near.

Didn't see Wile today ... his tunnel would

have helped. Seems like the fallen section

is a long way from the mating piece as

though it slid or bounced after falling.

Should have looked things over much better

but I had miles to go on tired legs.

Edited April 15, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+ThePolarBear]

This just in ...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is.

 

{Better late than when.)

 

HONK!

[7rxc]

Luckily I was on foot.

 

Super glad I wasn't above with my

truck when it fell since there's

no other road out and no way to

bypass. Maybe a new "Squeeze"

for the San Diego off-road crowd.

 

My guess is that a helo' air-lift

would be the same as a new truck.

 

As far as image editing ... I think

that falling-rocks sign and the two-

frame panorama was a nice touch.

Well... it could have been worse... the cache you were seeking MIGHT have said "hidden in UPR at the base of the BIG rock".

 

Doug 7rxc

[+SD Rowdies]

Luckily I was on foot.

 

Super glad I wasn't above with my

truck when it fell since there's

no other road out and no way to

bypass. Maybe a new "Squeeze"

for the San Diego off-road crowd.

 

My guess is that a helo' air-lift

would be the same as a new truck.

 

As far as image editing ... I think

that falling-rocks sign and the two-

frame panorama was a nice touch.

Well... it could have been worse... the cache you were seeking MIGHT have said "hidden in UPR at the base of the BIG rock".

 

Doug 7rxc

Yeah, talk about a macro-container ... that

might have become a world-record tiny macro.

Edited April 15, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is.

 

{Better late than when.)

 

HONK!

Yeah, well, you're the wiseguy that caused me to

trudge way out here to see a big stone. Thanks

for the entertainment fella!

 

Besides, you could have placed IMC No. 2 at this

fallen rock; but no, you placed it way down, down,

down the hill past the fallen rock.

 

Stop laughing!

Edited April 15, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+ThePolarBear]

This just in ...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is.

 

{Better late than when.)

 

HONK!

Yeah, well, you're the wiseguy that caused me to

trudge way out here to see a big stone. Thanks

for the entertainment fella!

 

Besides, you could have placed IMC No. 2 at this

fallen rock; but no, you placed it way down, down,

down the hill past the fallen rock.

 

Stop laughing!

 

No need to thank me for the fresh air and exercise...

Sounds like you made it half-way yesterday - WP6?

[7rxc]

Well now! I can see I've wandered into another local battle... so before I leave for a while..

 

I thought I'd 'blow the top off' of it... so I got some cyber Tovax and cyber mud capped that puppy... then used a cyber Bobcat to shove it off of the cyber side of the road for you... ONLY in cyberspace though... of course I had to extrapolate the area behind the rock, since I don't even know where it is let alone having been there...

 

 

Trouble is it won't help get past that... I first thought it was something else, but the top surface matchs the hillside well... I could be wrong though... and yes the cyber bits rolled down the hillside just like the sign says to do...

 

Doug 7rxc still watching the new snow fall here... but it's letting up.

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is.

 

{Better late than when.)

 

HONK!

Yeah, well, you're the wiseguy that caused me to

trudge way out here to see a big stone. Thanks

for the entertainment fella!

 

Besides, you could have placed IMC No. 2 at this

fallen rock; but no, you placed it way down, down,

down the hill past the fallen rock.

 

Stop laughing!

 

No need to thank me for the fresh air and exercise...

Sounds like you made it half-way yesterday - WP6?

Only my hair-dresser knows for sure but

I was quiet sure that somebody would ask.

 

Six-pack? W-e-l-l ... maybe so.

[+SD Rowdies]

Well now! I can see I've wandered into another local battle... so before I leave for a while..

 

I thought I'd 'blow the top off' of it... so I got some cyber Tovax and cyber mud capped that puppy... then used a cyber Bobcat to shove it off of the cyber side of the road for you... ONLY in cyberspace though... of course I had to extrapolate the area behind the rock, since I don't even know where it is let alone having been there...

 

 

Trouble is it won't help get past that... I first thought it was something else, but the top surface matchs the hillside well... I could be wrong though... and yes the cyber bits rolled down the hillside just like the sign says to do...

 

Doug 7rxc still watching the new snow fall here... but it's letting up.

Nice piece of road work ol' pal.

Early tomorrow there's a gang of

Geocachers headed that way to

inspect your work.

 

Indeed, the fallen piece cracked

away from and finally fell away

from the remaining upright piece.

 

What is snow?

Edited April 16, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[7rxc]

Nice piece of road work ol' pal.

Early tomorrow there's a gang of

Geocachers headed that way to

inspect your work.

 

Indeed, the fallen piece cracked

away from and finally fell away

from the remaining upright piece.

 

What is snow?

 

IF I was down there I think I could move it off without that much work... I've done much bigger things...

of course I was young then... ha... Just be CLEAR that was CYBER road work... not real world.

Don't want anyone mad at me!

 

As for snow... well I don't believe you don't know what it is... you might not have any of course.

So... this is just for you. Most of this decided to fall last night after a few days of mostly melting away...

Taken from the balcony...

 

This starts in late October for Halloween and continues forever... last year the last real fall was late May... sigh. Slid a wedding trip (niece) back to Ontario (province not county) in between the last two dumps then.

 

Don't know how much longer the Internet will be connected, having to move soon and the service was actually cancelled already...

so I'll be watching when I get a chance. But not visiting til I get re wired some day... to hard to use public access for this type of game, eh?

 

Doug 7rxc

[+SD Rowdies]

Nice piece of road work ol' pal.

Early tomorrow there's a gang of

Geocachers headed that way to

inspect your work.

 

Indeed, the fallen piece cracked

away from and finally fell away

from the remaining upright piece.

 

What is snow?

 

IF I was down there I think I could move it off without that much work... I've done much bigger things...

of course I was young then... ha... Just be CLEAR that was CYBER road work... not real world.

Don't want anyone mad at me!

 

As for snow... well I don't believe you don't know what it is... you might not have any of course.

So... this is just for you. Most of this decided to fall last night after a few days of mostly melting away...

Taken from the balcony...

 

This starts in late October for Halloween and continues forever... last year the last real fall was late May... sigh. Slid a wedding trip (niece) back to Ontario (province not county) in between the last two dumps then.

 

Don't know how much longer the Internet will be connected, having to move soon and the service was actually cancelled already...

so I'll be watching when I get a chance. But not visiting til I get re wired some day... to hard to use public access for this type of game, eh?

 

Doug 7rxc

Aha! now I get your drift ... Elkford, B.C.

of high-altitude fame. Can't be too small a

hamlet as it shows nicely on Google Earth.

 

 

How many Geocache hides within Elkford?

 

My sweet bride and I are perusing VRBO

(Vacation Rental by Owners) for a decent

place situated with immediate access to

an idylic small to medium lake for a month

during the autumnal season. How odd that

we haven't been thinking of B.C. and

Alberta. Guess I need to expand my search

around our present GZ.

 

Harmon

SD Rowdies

[7rxc]

 

Aha! now I get your drift ... Elkford, B.C.

of high-altitude fame. Can't be too small a

hamlet as it shows nicely on Google Earth.

 

 

How many Geocache hides within Elkford?

 

My sweet bride and I are perusing VRBO

(Vacation Rental by Owners) for a decent

place situated with immediate access to

an idylic small to medium lake for a month

during the autumnal season. How odd that

we haven't been thinking of B.C. and

Alberta. Guess I need to expand my search

around our present GZ.

 

Harmon

SD Rowdies

 

It's not a bad place at all... Mostly a Coal and Logging town. however you can use Elkford, BC on the Hide and Seek page to see all the caches which are and are NOT around here... I think there are currently 4 in town, 1 just outside on the hillside, 1 up at Josephine Falls and 3 over across the river from the south edge of town... We've been planning more in town but... we have things going on like the fire prevention guys are doing massive 'fuel' reduction clearcuts that take out trees galore... THAT is NOT a bad thing... this has been overgrown far too long... and our famous beetle kill problem is killing it anyways. So get it while it's worth anything is the rule and reduce the real fire threat to the town while doing it... NOT as bad as it sounds... besides two of the new caches belong to fyrfytr... the FIRE CHIEF.

I like your choice of local picture... That is the front yard of the building I live in!

Look in the pic above the closest deer... in the parking you'll see my tired old red Jimmy 4x4...

Not my pic though... that chap does much of the Panaramio around here, but I believe he has moved.

There are more caches up the valley and around Highway 3 thru the valley towns. Fernie has a bunch... Fairly new sport here.

 

No lakes right here... but the area around Cranbrook might have something... certainly lots of caches around there... the St. Eugene Casino/Hotel has golf and nice facilities... But it sounds a long trip for you... and I hear you guys are approaching our gas prices!

You can get a flight to the Cranbrook (Canadian Rockies Int'l) Airport of course... but I think you said that isn't your plan at all.

If you change your mind, the Okanagan Valley to the west is nice in the fall... try Kelowna BC... lots of golf and wine tourism there. Lots of caches too.

edit: had to fix the airport name.. ha. Too many things here are Rocky Mountain xxxx.

Doug 7rxc

Edited April 16, 2011 by 7rxc

[+Cat & Bobby]

Harmon: Can you explain the VRBO and how they work?

[+SD Rowdies]

Harmon: Can you explain the VRBO and how they work?

For sure, jusr Google "VRBO" and then spend money.

 

http://www.vrbo.com/

 

No, seriously, Vacation Rental by Owners is a

website that lists vacation rentals where a rentor

deals directly with a property owner rather than

through a rental agency. Of course there are local

property managers that look after things when

owners are away.

 

For each listing one can view a description, and

photos of the property, an interactive calendar

for scheduling, and contact information for the

owner. Rental rates are offered for nightly,

weekly, and even monthly.

 

Sandy and I have rented through VRBO near Mt.

Shasta, eastern and southern Arizona, England,

southern France, and more. Our experience has

been terrific so far ... monthly rentals in

fabulous places at rates that compare with cheap

Motels. At present we have our eye on a lakeside

property in Colorado during late September and

early October for kayaking, hiking, off-roading,

and of course Geocaching amongst the autumn

leaves. Gives us a home-base to explore round

and about the adjoining territory.

 

In Provence we had a rustic, quaint river-stone

house situated in a tiny hilltop hamlet named

St. Roman de Malegarde amongst the vinyards and

just west of Mt. Ventoux and within easy driving

distance from all of the ancient wonders of

southern France. Too good for words!

 

Put simply VRBO has been our portal into many

wonderous travel adventures. Once contact is made

with an owner I use Google Earth to look over the

property and the surrounding area by way of final

assessment.

 

Cardinal rules for a good life?

 

* Something to do

* Someone to love

* Something to look forward to

* No puzzle caches

 

Home-basing round and about the world is icing on

the cake. No, wait, ... is pineapple slices and

cherries on an upside-down cake.

 

Harmon & Sandy

SD Rowdies

 

{Try it, you'll like it!)

Edited April 16, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

Somebody please help me!

 

Wireless Metamorphosis

 

I've got some kinda wireless-crossover thang going on

that's haunting my computer, my Kindle, my PDA, and

my GPS receiver.

 

Is there any sort of wireless thingy that can exorcise

that LLOT image out of my digital gadgets?

Edited April 16, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[7rxc]

A small sledge hammer will do it. AND it's wireless to boot

 

Doug 7rxc

[+SD Rowdies]

A small sledge hammer will do it. AND it's wireless to boot

 

Doug 7rxc

Gad, why didn't I think of that?

 

Frankly that pic'hure is scarin'

th' hale outa me!

Edited April 16, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

A small sledge hammer will do it. AND it's wireless to boot

 

Doug 7rxc

Gad, why didn't I think of that?

 

Frankly that pic'hure is scarin'

th' hale outa me!

The nice thing about virtual images is that you can smash them all you want. I'll just make more of 'em...

 

Bwaaaa-haaa-haaa-haaaa...

 

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

A small sledge hammer will do it. AND it's wireless to boot

 

Doug 7rxc

Gad, why didn't I think of that?

 

Frankly that pic'hure is scarin'

th' hale outa me!

The nice thing about virtual images is that you can smash them all you want. I'll just make more of 'em...

 

Bwaaaa-haaa-haaa-haaaa...

Just be glad that your toaster isn't digital or you'd be seeing my image on your toasted cheese sandwich...

 

[+SD Rowdies]

A small sledge hammer will do it. AND it's wireless to boot

 

Doug 7rxc

Gad, why didn't I think of that?

 

Frankly that pic'hure is scarin'

th' hale outa me!

The nice thing about virtual images is that you can smash them all you want. I'll just make more of 'em...

 

Bwaaaa-haaa-haaa-haaaa...

Just be glad that your toaster isn't digital or you'd be seeing my image on your toasted cheese sandwich...

 

Aw-haw-haw! ... you haven't seen my toaster.

Y' want fries with that?

 

Edited April 17, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

But wait ...

 

There's more!

[+splashman]

Harmon: Can you explain the VRBO and how they work?

 

We use VRBO whenever we can, you'll love it!!! On our Jeep trips to CO , we always use it, and have stayed in

some fabulous places. We can all stay in one place, and usually have 3br. & 2 or 3 baths. It's so much nicer

than a hotel, and the locations are amazing!

The Splashes

[+SD Rowdies]

Harmon: Can you explain the VRBO and how they work?

 

We use VRBO whenever we can, you'll love it!!! On our Jeep trips to CO , we always use it, and have stayed in

some fabulous places. We can all stay in one place, and usually have 3br. & 2 or 3 baths. It's so much nicer

than a hotel, and the locations are amazing!

The Splashes

Love it when Janie seconds my motion.

 

Below is a photo of Michael's Mystic Mountain Retreat

not far from Mt. Shasta City. Seventeen wooded and gated

acres, a private paradise. Front windows were filled with

a view of Mt. Shasta. Interior was perfectly decorated

and furnished to suit the location including a fine

collection of shamanistic oil paintings. Stayed a month,

late September and early October with fabulous fall colors.

Monthly rate was too good to be true. Had friends in part

of the time ... three bedroom and two baths. Activities

were boundless ... kayaking, Geocaching, and all sorts of

interesting places to see and experience.

 

 

 

We kayaked several lakes, this time on an arm of Lake Briton

where the railroad trestle used in the movie "Stand by Me" is

located. There's a Geocache near the trestle ... guess what

it's name is. The steam engine in that trestle scene is old

No. 19, and we rode the cab of that self-same engine now

running out of Yreka, CA.

 

 

Can y' tell ... we like VRBO?

Edited April 19, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

Harmon: Can you explain the VRBO and how they work?

We use VRBO whenever we can, you'll love it!!! On our Jeep trips to CO , we always use it, and have stayed in some fabulous places. We can all stay in one place, and usually have 3br. & 2 or 3 baths. It's so much nicer than a hotel, and the locations are amazing!

The Splashes

Love it when Janie seconds my motion.

 

Below is a photo of Michael's Mystic Mountain Retreat

not far from Mt. Shasta City. Seventeen wooded and gated

acres, a private paradise. Front windows were filled with

a view of Mt. Shasta. Interior was perfectly decorated

and furnished to suit the location including a fine

collection of shamanistic oil paintings. Stayed a month,

late September and early October with fabulous fall colors.

Monthly rate was too good to be true. Had friends in part

of the time ... three bedroom and two baths. Activities

were boundless ... kayaking, Geocaching, and all sorts of

interesting places to see and experience.

 

Can y' tell ... we like VRBO?

And it was free of LLOT sightings/hauntings...

[+map4navigation]

This is the VRBO in Sedona Arizona we stayed in last week. http://www.vrbo.com/247649 And they let pets stay so Reba came along and had a great time. We have also stayed in VRBO in New Mexico and North Calif.

Edited April 19, 2011 by map4navigation

[+SD Rowdies]

Harmon: Can you explain the VRBO and how they work?

We use VRBO whenever we can, you'll love it!!! On our Jeep trips to CO , we always use it, and have stayed in some fabulous places. We can all stay in one place, and usually have 3br. & 2 or 3 baths. It's so much nicer than a hotel, and the locations are amazing!

The Splashes

Love it when Janie seconds my motion.

 

Below is a photo of Michael's Mystic Mountain Retreat

not far from Mt. Shasta City. Seventeen wooded and gated

acres, a private paradise. Front windows were filled with

a view of Mt. Shasta. Interior was perfectly decorated

and furnished to suit the location including a fine

collection of shamanistic oil paintings. Stayed a month,

late September and early October with fabulous fall colors.

Monthly rate was too good to be true. Had friends in part

of the time ... three bedroom and two baths. Activities

were boundless ... kayaking, Geocaching, and all sorts of

interesting places to see and experience.

 

Can y' tell ... we like VRBO?

And it was free of LLOT sightings/hauntings...

Yeah, sure, but the place was loaded with Lemurian books,

tapes, and doctrine. Each year there's a huge gathering of

upscale Lemurians, all there to meet, greet, and rub elbows

with the Lemurian Channelers such as the renowned Pepper

Davis.

 

Now here's the thing, get this, Lemurians are very tall and

the few that are amongst us here on the surface of earth are

all scientific and technical. So who do we know around San

Diego County that is very tall and a technical whiz, hmm?

 

So reading between the lines, it seems to me that LLOT is one

of the Atlantis Lemurians that are amongst us dumb-as-a-stump

topside inhabitants to show us the way to ascend (descend?)

into Lemurianism and so live in the Lemurian cities that are

within our hollow earth such as Telos which is 400-miles

directly beneath Mt. Shasta, only upside down from our point

of view.

 

I ain't makin' this stuff up either, it was all right there for the

reading and watching at Michael's Mystic Mountain Retreat.

 

Lemurian Connection

Edited April 19, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

This is the VRBO in Sedona Arizona we stayed in last week. http://www.vrbo.com/247649 And they let pets stay so Reba came along and had a great time. We have also stayed in VRBO in New Mexico and North Calif.

O, so now it's a VRBO shootout ...

 

 

Here we see Dave of Clari-netacache and Harmon of SD Rowdies

using the dryer for sheets and towels in St. Roman de Malegarde,

Provence, France at a two story, riverstone VRBO in a tiny hilltop

village surrounded by miles of vineyards. While there we enjoyed

bees in the roofline and termites in the kitchen beams. It was a

fabulous home base from which we explored all of Provence by

rental car. Note the shuttered windows and doors ... can you say

"mistral?"

Edited April 19, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+The Fat Cats]

This is the VRBO in Sedona Arizona we stayed in last week. http://www.vrbo.com/247649 And they let pets stay so Reba came along and had a great time. We have also stayed in VRBO in New Mexico and North Calif.

O, so now it's a VRBO shootout ...

 

 

Here we see Dave of Clari-netacache and Harmon of SD Rowdies

using the dryer for sheets and towels in St. Roman de Malegarde,

Provence, France at a two story, riverstone VRBO in a tiny hilltop

village surrounded by miles of vineyards. While there we enjoyed

bees in the roofline and termites in the kitchen beams. It was a

fabulous home base from which we explored all of Provence by

rental car. Note the shuttered windows ... can you say "mistral?"

 

Love the dryer and the shuttered windows...Very cool!

 

Btw, I noticed you had a typo in an earlier post, so I've fixed it for you...

 

Cardinal rules for a good life?

 

* Something to do

* Someone to love

* Something to look forward to

* No More puzzle caches

 

PS Can I post your Falling Rocks pic on FB? It's classic!

[+SD Rowdies]

This is the VRBO in Sedona Arizona we stayed in last week. http://www.vrbo.com/247649 And they let pets stay so Reba came along and had a great time. We have also stayed in VRBO in New Mexico and North Calif.

O, so now it's a VRBO shootout ...

 

 

Here we see Dave of Clari-netacache and Harmon of SD Rowdies

using the dryer for sheets and towels in St. Roman de Malegarde,

Provence, France at a two story, riverstone VRBO in a tiny hilltop

village surrounded by miles of vineyards. While there we enjoyed

bees in the roofline and termites in the kitchen beams. It was a

fabulous home base from which we explored all of Provence by

rental car. Note the shuttered windows and doors ... can you say

"mistral?"

 

Love the dryer and the shuttered windows...Very cool!

 

Btw, I noticed you had a typo in an earlier post, so I've fixed it for you...

 

Cardinal rules for a good life?

 

* Something to do

* Someone to love

* Something to look forward to

* No More puzzle caches

 

PS Can I post your Falling Rocks pic on FB? It's classic!

Sue darlin',

 

You sure know how to hurt an ol' man ... but do I really

deserve a double-whammy?

 

That p.s. of yours is a knuckle-ball for sure. I even felt a

momentary glow as if being praised. You're a tricky one Ms.

The Fat Cats.

 

If there's to be another M*A*S*H Event then I want to sit at

your table. I have a deep-seated respect for vine-ripened

women and will appreciate being able to watch you and that

seemingly quiet mom of yours from close range.

 

Kiss-kiss,

Poor ol' Harmon

 

Note to Self: Wear flak-vest to M*A*S*H Event.

Edited April 19, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+The Fat Cats]

This is the VRBO in Sedona Arizona we stayed in last week. http://www.vrbo.com/247649 And they let pets stay so Reba came along and had a great time. We have also stayed in VRBO in New Mexico and North Calif.

O, so now it's a VRBO shootout ...

 

 

Here we see Dave of Clari-netacache and Harmon of SD Rowdies

using the dryer for sheets and towels in St. Roman de Malegarde,

Provence, France at a two story, riverstone VRBO in a tiny hilltop

village surrounded by miles of vineyards. While there we enjoyed

bees in the roofline and termites in the kitchen beams. It was a

fabulous home base from which we explored all of Provence by

rental car. Note the shuttered windows and doors ... can you say

"mistral?"

 

Love the dryer and the shuttered windows...Very cool!

 

Btw, I noticed you had a typo in an earlier post, so I've fixed it for you...

 

Cardinal rules for a good life?

 

* Something to do

* Someone to love

* Something to look forward to

* No More puzzle caches

 

PS Can I post your Falling Rocks pic on FB? It's classic!

Sue darlin',

 

You sure know how to hurt an ol' man ... but do I really

deserve a double-whammy?

 

That p.s. of yours is a knuckle-ball for sure. I even felt a

momentary glow as if being praised. You're a tricky one Ms.

The Fat Cats.

 

If there's to be another M*A*S*H Event then I want to sit at

your table. I have a deep-seated respect for vine-ripened

women and will appreciate being able to watch you and that

seemingly quiet mom of yours from close range.

 

Kiss-kiss,

Poor ol' Harmon

 

Note to Self: Wear flak-vest to M*A*S*H Event.

 

You're such a funny goose, Ol' Harmon,

 

I was truly serious about the pic (and the puzzles, of course), and I do want to put it up on FB so more can see it! It'll bring smiles to faces and that's what it's all about, right?

 

Hug-hug,

Darlin' Sue

 

PS We'll definitely save you a seat!!!

[+SD Rowdies]

This is the VRBO in Sedona Arizona we stayed in last week. http://www.vrbo.com/247649 And they let pets stay so Reba came along and had a great time. We have also stayed in VRBO in New Mexico and North Calif.

O, so now it's a VRBO shootout ...

 

 

Here we see Dave of Clari-netacache and Harmon of SD Rowdies

using the dryer for sheets and towels in St. Roman de Malegarde,

Provence, France at a two story, riverstone VRBO in a tiny hilltop

village surrounded by miles of vineyards. While there we enjoyed

bees in the roofline and termites in the kitchen beams. It was a

fabulous home base from which we explored all of Provence by

rental car. Note the shuttered windows and doors ... can you say

"mistral?"

 

Love the dryer and the shuttered windows...Very cool!

 

Btw, I noticed you had a typo in an earlier post, so I've fixed it for you...

 

Cardinal rules for a good life?

 

* Something to do

* Someone to love

* Something to look forward to

* No More puzzle caches

 

PS Can I post your Falling Rocks pic on FB? It's classic!

Sue darlin',

 

You sure know how to hurt an ol' man ... but do I really

deserve a double-whammy?

 

That p.s. of yours is a knuckle-ball for sure. I even felt a

momentary glow as if being praised. You're a tricky one Ms.

The Fat Cats.

 

If there's to be another M*A*S*H Event then I want to sit at

your table. I have a deep-seated respect for vine-ripened

women and will appreciate being able to watch you and that

seemingly quiet mom of yours from close range.

 

Kiss-kiss,

Poor ol' Harmon

 

Note to Self: Wear flak-vest to M*A*S*H Event.

 

You're such a funny goose, Ol' Harmon,

 

I was truly serious about the pic (and the puzzles, of course), and I do want to put it up on FB so more can see it! It'll bring smiles to faces and that's what it's all about, right?

 

Hug-hug,

Darlin' Sue

 

PS We'll definitely save you a seat!!!

Sue darlin',

 

Just for you, feel free to use any of my posted

images ... even on that dreaded Facebook thingy.

 

Note that I posted two versions of that image on

this thread. There's a "Falling Rocks" version

and a "Fallen Rock" version. I know not why but

am reminded of The Picture of Dorian Gray.

 

I considered another version wherein a kilt and

legs would be seen protruding from under the

boulder as though a tall, Scottish fella was

crushed beneath; not mentioning any names of

course.

 

Harmon

SD Rowdies

Edited April 19, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

 

Team Fatman ... where's th' pool?

[+The Fat Cats]

This just in ...

 

 

Team Fatman ... where's th' pool?

 

Okay, Harmon, that's it! You've proven your certifiably nuts. Messin' around with a bunch of sweet San Diego ladies like Janie and Jodi is one thing, but when you go messin' around with a guy who you know owns a shotgun and likes to shoot turkeys (aka dumb birds, aka 'ol eleven fangers)...well, you're just about asking for it!

 

Let me say, it's been good knowin' ya, and you'll be sorely missed (unless, of course, Team Fatman takes pity on you, but I won't be holding my breath!)

 

Sincerely,

Darlin' Sue

 

Note to self: Remember to send nice flowers to Harmon's better half...and sooner rather than later...

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

 

Team Fatman ... where's th' pool?

 

Okay, Harmon, that's it! You've proven your certifiably nuts. Messin' around with a bunch of sweet San Diego ladies like Janie and Jodi is one thing, but when you go messin' around with a guy who you know owns a shotgun and likes to shoot turkeys (aka dumb birds, aka 'ol eleven fangers)...well, you're just about asking for it!

 

Let me say, it's been good knowin' ya, and you'll be sorely missed (unless, of course, Team Fatman takes pity on you, but I won't be holding my breath!)

 

Sincerely,

Darlin' Sue

 

Note to self: Remember to send nice flowers to Harmon's better half...and sooner rather than later...

Who, me?

 

 

Sue darlin', one thang I notice is that you seem to be in

a rush to bid me goodbye and give me up to th' sod without

shedding a tear of sadness or regret for my passing. Taking

that fact together with th' fact that you're th' only vine

ripened ol' gal that has ever carved me up with a knife, you

might recall, as in carving me up like a Thanksgiving turkey

makes me wonder about your anxiousness to incite John th'

turkey bagger against me. Makes me sad it does.

 

Thang is that the tubey photo is one of the possible layouts

I have in store for the eventual day when somebody recommends

Team Fatman for an Yrium card. 'Twould be a shame to have me

in the grave when his Yrium card layout is needed. So th' way

I see it I'm safer than a wild turkey until th' day that a Team

Fatman Yrium-card is released. I cling t' that small hope.

 

Thanks for yore support,

Poor ol' Harmon

SD Rowdies

 

Note to Self: Wear flak-jacket to next M*A*S*H Event.

Edited April 21, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+The Fat Cats]

This just in ...

 

 

Team Fatman ... where's th' pool?

 

Okay, Harmon, that's it! You've proven your certifiably nuts. Messin' around with a bunch of sweet San Diego ladies like Janie and Jodi is one thing, but when you go messin' around with a guy who you know owns a shotgun and likes to shoot turkeys (aka dumb birds, aka 'ol eleven fangers)...well, you're just about asking for it!

 

Let me say, it's been good knowin' ya, and you'll be sorely missed (unless, of course, Team Fatman takes pity on you, but I won't be holding my breath!)

 

Sincerely,

Darlin' Sue

 

Note to self: Remember to send nice flowers to Harmon's better half...and sooner rather than later...

Who, me?

 

 

Sue darlin', one thang I notice is that you seem to be in

a rush to bid me goodbye and give me up to th' sod without

shedding a tear of sadness or regret for my passing. Taking

that fact together with th' fact that you're th' only vine

ripened ol' gal that has ever carved me up with a knife, you

might recall, as in carving me up like a Thanksgiving turkey

makes me wonder about your anxiousness to incite John th'

turkey bagger against me. Makes me sad it does.

 

Thang is that the tubey photo is one of the possible layouts

I have in store for the eventual day when somebody recommends

Team Fatman for an Yrium card. 'Twould be a shame to have me

in the grave when his Yrium card layout is needed. So th' way

I see it I'm safer than a wild turkey until th' day that a Team

Fatman Yrium-card is released. I cling t' that small hope.

 

Thanks for yore support,

Poor ol' Harmon

SD Rowdies

 

Note to Self: Wear flak-jacket to next M*A*S*H Event.

 

Dear poor ol' Harmon,

 

No, no, no...you misunderstand me! I'm just concerned that your recent lack of self-control may get you into some seriously deep trouble (about 6' deep). Janie and Jodi just place more caches when you mess up (albeit ones up on high mountain tops requiring hours and hours of strenuous hiking), but I'm afraid a guy like Team Fatman might handle things a bit differently... And you don't need any help inciting 'John the turkey bagger' against you--you're doing just fine all by yourself (you and Photoshop, that is)!

 

Making up some Yrium card layouts in advance is a good idea, considering your bent for trouble. Just make sure you let your wife know where you have them stored.

 

Sue

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

 

Team Fatman ... where's th' pool?

 

Okay, Harmon, that's it! You've proven your certifiably nuts. Messin' around with a bunch of sweet San Diego ladies like Janie and Jodi is one thing, but when you go messin' around with a guy who you know owns a shotgun and likes to shoot turkeys (aka dumb birds, aka 'ol eleven fangers)...well, you're just about asking for it!

 

Let me say, it's been good knowin' ya, and you'll be sorely missed (unless, of course, Team Fatman takes pity on you, but I won't be holding my breath!)

 

Sincerely,

Darlin' Sue

 

Note to self: Remember to send nice flowers to Harmon's better half...and sooner rather than later...

Who, me?

 

 

Sue darlin', one thang I notice is that you seem to be in

a rush to bid me goodbye and give me up to th' sod without

shedding a tear of sadness or regret for my passing. Taking

that fact together with th' fact that you're th' only vine

ripened ol' gal that has ever carved me up with a knife, you

might recall, as in carving me up like a Thanksgiving turkey

makes me wonder about your anxiousness to incite John th'

turkey bagger against me. Makes me sad it does.

 

Thang is that the tubey photo is one of the possible layouts

I have in store for the eventual day when somebody recommends

Team Fatman for an Yrium card. 'Twould be a shame to have me

in the grave when his Yrium card layout is needed. So th' way

I see it I'm safer than a wild turkey until th' day that a Team

Fatman Yrium-card is released. I cling t' that small hope.

 

Thanks for yore support,

Poor ol' Harmon

SD Rowdies

 

Note to Self: Wear flak-jacket to next M*A*S*H Event.

 

Dear poor ol' Harmon,

 

No, no, no...you misunderstand me! I'm just concerned that your recent lack of self-control may get you into some seriously deep trouble (about 6' deep). Janie and Jodi just place more caches when you mess up (albeit ones up on high mountain tops requiring hours and hours of strenuous hiking), but I'm afraid a guy like Team Fatman might handle things a bit differently... And you don't need any help inciting 'John the turkey bagger' against you--you're doing just fine all by yourself (you and Photoshop, that is)!

 

Making up some Yrium card layouts in advance is a good idea, considering your bent for trouble. Just make sure you let your wife know where you have them stored.

 

Sue

"Recent lack of self control ...," that's a good one Sue.

The word "recent" opens up a whole new range of speculation for

me.

 

So what I'm learning from this exchange is that you harbor a

measure of heartfelt concern for my welfare. Last time that I

experienced a woman's heartfelt concern was in El Paso, Texas at

age five when a neighboring woman gave me a new pair of shoes.

 

The new shoes took some getting used to because they were the

first pair of shoes I ever put on. Years later I learned that

a pair of shoes come in a right-foot and a left-foot setup but

by then it was too late t' know it b'cause my feet had adapted

to th' crosswise fit.

 

Now don't be laughin' at me 'cause I was stupid. I wasn't stupid,

I was just ill-informed and somewhat distracted by those truly

uncomfortable shoes. Imagine, at five years old it was my first

occasion to use th' f-word, though ungrammatically, in a sentence

even though I used it twice in th' same sentence; once about th'

shoes and once about the effect th' shoes were having on my poor

little feet.

 

My momma whupped th' tar out o' me for not bein' more thankful

for th' new shoes.

 

Wait a minute, now I've forgot whut I started off talkin' about.

Sue, darlin', I you want t' post any of this good stuff on your

Facebook page then do feel free t' do so.

 

Poor ol' Harmon

SD Rowdies

[+The Fat Cats]

This just in ...

 

 

Team Fatman ... where's th' pool?

 

Okay, Harmon, that's it! You've proven your certifiably nuts. Messin' around with a bunch of sweet San Diego ladies like Janie and Jodi is one thing, but when you go messin' around with a guy who you know owns a shotgun and likes to shoot turkeys (aka dumb birds, aka 'ol eleven fangers)...well, you're just about asking for it!

 

Let me say, it's been good knowin' ya, and you'll be sorely missed (unless, of course, Team Fatman takes pity on you, but I won't be holding my breath!)

 

Sincerely,

Darlin' Sue

 

Note to self: Remember to send nice flowers to Harmon's better half...and sooner rather than later...

Who, me?

 

 

Sue darlin', one thang I notice is that you seem to be in

a rush to bid me goodbye and give me up to th' sod without

shedding a tear of sadness or regret for my passing. Taking

that fact together with th' fact that you're th' only vine

ripened ol' gal that has ever carved me up with a knife, you

might recall, as in carving me up like a Thanksgiving turkey

makes me wonder about your anxiousness to incite John th'

turkey bagger against me. Makes me sad it does.

 

Thang is that the tubey photo is one of the possible layouts

I have in store for the eventual day when somebody recommends

Team Fatman for an Yrium card. 'Twould be a shame to have me

in the grave when his Yrium card layout is needed. So th' way

I see it I'm safer than a wild turkey until th' day that a Team

Fatman Yrium-card is released. I cling t' that small hope.

 

Thanks for yore support,

Poor ol' Harmon

SD Rowdies

 

Note to Self: Wear flak-jacket to next M*A*S*H Event.

 

Dear poor ol' Harmon,

 

No, no, no...you misunderstand me! I'm just concerned that your recent lack of self-control may get you into some seriously deep trouble (about 6' deep). Janie and Jodi just place more caches when you mess up (albeit ones up on high mountain tops requiring hours and hours of strenuous hiking), but I'm afraid a guy like Team Fatman might handle things a bit differently... And you don't need any help inciting 'John the turkey bagger' against you--you're doing just fine all by yourself (you and Photoshop, that is)!

 

Making up some Yrium card layouts in advance is a good idea, considering your bent for trouble. Just make sure you let your wife know where you have them stored.

 

Sue

"Recent lack of self control ...," that's a good one Sue.

The word "recent" opens up a whole new range of speculation for

me.

 

So what I'm learning from this exchange is that you harbor a

measure of heartfelt concern for my welfare. Last time that I

experienced a woman's heartfelt concern was in El Paso, Texas at

age five when a neighboring woman gave me a new pair of shoes.

 

The new shoes took some getting used to because they were the

first pair of shoes I ever put on. Years later I learned that

a pair of shoes come in a right-foot and a left-foot setup but

by then it was too late t' know it b'cause my feet had adapted

to th' crosswise fit.

 

Now don't be laughin' at me 'cause I was stupid. I wasn't stupid,

I was just ill-informed and somewhat distracted by those truly

uncomfortable shoes. Imagine, at five years old it was my first

occasion to use th' f-word, though ungrammatically, in a sentence

even though I used it twice in th' same sentence; once about th'

shoes and once about the effect th' shoes were having on my poor

little feet.

 

My momma whupped th' tar out o' me for not bein' more thankful

for th' new shoes.

 

Wait a minute, now I've forgot whut I started off talkin' about.

Sue, darlin', I you want t' post any of this good stuff on your

Facebook page then do feel free t' do so.

 

Poor ol' Harmon

SD Rowdies

 

Poor ol' Harmon...

[+SD Rowdies]

Here's to times gone by ...

 

Rana Amicus!

Edited April 22, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+FlagMan]

Here's to times gone by ...

 

Rana Amicus!

Thanks, Pal!!! I never quite thought about it, but I guess I am quite a Friend of the Frog... :smile:

 

I recently received this from the Lily Pond to thank me for 5-years of service!!!

 

[+SD Rowdies]

Here's to times gone by ...

 

Rana Amicus!

Thanks, Pal!!! I never quite thought about it, but I guess I am quite a Friend of the Frog... :smile:

 

I recently received this from the Lily Pond to thank me for 5-years of service!!!

 

Tom,

 

Five years of putting far more into Geocaching

than you ever take out, you are amongst my most

admired of friends. Thank you ever-so much for

all you have done and will, hopefully, continue

to do. San Diego County Geocaching without

Flagman would be ever-so much less enjoyable.

 

Saving the pollywogs was above and beyond the

call of duty. That has to be one of the most

uncommon acts of your life; especially knowing

that you had to construct a small road-bridge

to safely effect that rescue.

 

Elaborating on your contributions would be near

impossible but do allow me to mention the time

and effort you expend to arrange special events

such as the incomparable M*A*S*H Event and time

and assets spent to look after the Yrium card

collections.

 

On the other hand I dare mention that communist

pinko reviewer guy alter-ego of yours that wrings

joy out of the aching hearts of Geocachers such

as poor ol' me that are either dumb as a stump

or else relentlessly defiant when it comes to

following the cache-hiding saturation rule.

 

Hale Flagman,

Harmon

SD Rowdies

Edited April 23, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

Farr Out! Edited April 23, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+kwvers!]

Farr Out!

 

Ya made me smile. Another M.A.S.H. event on the way! Have I ever hidden a few caches in your honor? hmmm

[+SD Rowdies]

Farr Out!

 

Ya made me smile. Another M.A.S.H. event on the way! Have I ever hidden a few caches in your honor? hmmm

Uh-oh, ... you been hanging around Jodi ... huh?

[+jahoadi and john]

Farr Out!

 

Ya made me smile. Another M.A.S.H. event on the way! Have I ever hidden a few caches in your honor? hmmm

Uh-oh, ... you been hanging around Jodi ... huh?

 

 

Hi Harmon...I'm home! Your old gal pal, Jodi

 

 

[+kwvers!]

Farr Out!

 

Ya made me smile. Another M.A.S.H. event on the way! Have I ever hidden a few caches in your honor? hmmm

Uh-oh, ... you been hanging around Jodi ... huh?

 

 

Hi Harmon...I'm home! Your old gal pal, Jodi

 

Let's get im Jodi..buddy ol pal!

[+SD Rowdies]

Farr Out!

 

Ya made me smile. Another M.A.S.H. event on the way! Have I ever hidden a few caches in your honor? hmmm

Uh-oh, ... you been hanging around Jodi ... huh?

 

 

Hi Harmon...I'm home! Your old gal pal, Jodi

 

Let's get im Jodi..buddy ol pal!

Jodi,

 

My gosh, my sweet pal Jodi is back in town.

How I've missed you and longed for you. It

isn't the same with you away.

 

Don't let that rascal Jim talk you into

anything that I can't handle. After all,

there's only one ol' Harmon in these parts.

 

Thanks once again for "Harmon's Hidey Hole."

That's an excellent hide for grandparents

with a couple of lively grand children along.

 

Your ol' pal,

Harmon

SD Rowdies

Edited April 25, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+jahoadi and john]

Farr Out!

 

Ya made me smile. Another M.A.S.H. event on the way! Have I ever hidden a few caches in your honor? hmmm

Uh-oh, ... you been hanging around Jodi ... huh?

 

 

Hi Harmon...I'm home! Your old gal pal, Jodi

 

Let's get im Jodi..buddy ol pal!

Jodi,

 

My gosh, my sweet pal Jodi is back in town.

How I've missed you and longed for you. It

isn't the same with you away.

 

Don't let that rascal Jim talk you into

anything that I can't handle. After all,

there's only one ol' Harmon in these parts.

 

Thanks once again for "Harmon's Hidey Hole."

That's an excellent hide for grandparents

with a couple of lively grand children along.

 

Your ol' pal,

Harmon

SD Rowdies

 

Just like I thought...you've been into mischief....I better read all your forum posts! It's the subtle jabs you try to slide in that some people miss, but I have the eye for. I think Jim told me to look at post #1179 I hope you are all rested up!

 

 

[+SD Rowdies]

Farr Out!

 

Ya made me smile. Another M.A.S.H. event on the way! Have I ever hidden a few caches in your honor? hmmm

Uh-oh, ... you been hanging around Jodi ... huh?

 

 

Hi Harmon...I'm home! Your old gal pal, Jodi

 

Let's get im Jodi..buddy ol pal!

Jodi,

 

My gosh, my sweet pal Jodi is back in town.

How I've missed you and longed for you. It

isn't the same with you away.

 

Don't let that rascal Jim talk you into

anything that I can't handle. After all,

there's only one ol' Harmon in these parts.

 

Thanks once again for "Harmon's Hidey Hole."

That's an excellent hide for grandparents

with a couple of lively grand children along.

 

Your ol' pal,

Harmon

SD Rowdies

 

Just like I thought...you've been into mischief....I better read all your forum posts! It's the subtle jabs you try to slide in that some people miss, but I have the eye for. I think Jim told me to look at post #1179 I hope you are all rested up!

O, so that's th' way it is huh? So ol' Jim is in th'

habit of informing on me like a few others who's names

I won't mention except to say that Skillet and Team

Fatman and KWVERS! must use score-cards t' keep track

of th' times they have turned me in for some chance

remark I made. "Subtle jabs ..." indeed.

 

On the other hand I do admit that you have a practiced

eye for any remark I might make that lends itself to be

loosely interpreted as a reference to you my dear ol'

gal-pal. You are, after all, th' apple of my eye, ...

th' cream in my coffee, ... th' gravy on my taters, ...

th'... uhm ....

 

Yore ol' pal,

Harmon

SD Rowdies

 

Down on th' Farm

Edited April 26, 2011 by SD Rowdies

[+jahoadi and john]

Is this where you went to school Harmon? 1915? The year you graduated?