Thank You

[+kewfriend]

This prompted by harrogate hunters having found my TB BuryMe after it had gone missing.

 

I have just been out to my South Stainley Cache where your Bury Me TB is situated and found it lying on the ground 100 feet away from the cache. I have it today in my hands, however the TB tag has been ripped off. There was a speight of TB vandalisation in Harrogate Area in July and 10 went missing.

 

I also want to thank Brambler for helping get this little diffifulty back on the road again after it had been muggled.

 

Without laughalot's help this crazy cache would have remained forever lost.

 

PLEASE ADD your thanks to anyone who has helped you over the last 12 months - and add a little pre-Xmas cheer to their lives.

 

[+Dorsetgal & GeoDog]

Nice idea Kewfriend, in my case, the list is loooooong!

 

Anticipating that I will often need help of one kind or another, I organised this page, which has been well appreciated by those invited to log

[+Haggis Hunter]

I don't know where to start, for there has been so many people that have helped me with one thing or the other.

 

I think the most important ones have to be, a whole thread getting and pictures getting deleted, just so that one of my caches couldn't be done without visiting it.

 

Being given a lift several times.

 

Getting free admission into a theme park, yes this was by a geocaching friend.

 

And last but not leats the loads of help I have had with TB's needing looked after with one thing or another.

 

So thanks to everybody who has helped me with one thing or the other, you know who you are?

[+Birdman-of-liskatraz]

Well I guess its Thanks to all those who set caches - without whom this would be a completely pointless sport!

 

And to everyone who has done one of my caches and written a descriptive log - Thank you.

[+The Blorenges]

Thank you to those friendly, almost-permanent members of the Chatroom...who explained to me how to get in, then gave me instructions how to get in through the other door (Mirc), showed me where the key was hidden (under the rubber plant, of course), accepted the appearance of my cat and her strange ways and errr, ummmm ... generally keep their clothes on.

 

You know who you are

 

Mrs B

[+Firth of Forth]

The people I need to thank are almost too numerous to mention:

 

Organisers of all of the great events that I've attended this year in Scotland, England, N Ireland and Eire;

All of the wonderful cachers who I've gone caching with and had fantastic days;

My teenagers for putting up with my geocaching obsession;

And Jack Aubrey for searching me out and making my life complete.

[+Bud Lightbeer]

Thanks to the BT engineer who suggested we may like to try geo-caching! We've had a fantastic time so far and it has taken us to so many places we would otherwise have missed. We have also met some great characters on the way, something we am particularly grateful for. Here's to many more happy years of caching. Regards to all, Bud and Nettie.

[FewKinder]

generally keep their clothes on

 

as if

[+kewfriend]

You know who you are 

 

ummm ... I might resort to night caching to avoid recognition

 

Tx for helping with the snowduko

[markandlynn]

Our moderators / approvers in the last year i have emailed them a few times about issues with caches and each time they have sorted these out with no problems and with no need for resorting to posts in the forums.

 

Many thanks to ARRKS for thier help on painting by numbers, snerdbe for his help on cache for a laugh when a clue had gone missing, Haggis hunter for the excellent water of leith bookmark list. Happy humphrey for visiting a campsite and more, GUK for its services, wildlifewriter for dusting off and anyone who has placed well though out caches and a big thanks to everyone who has visited our caches and written decent logs these are a true reward.

 

No thanks go to the people who nicked two of our caches this year

 

And big appologies to the people who tried to do our sudoku cache and found slightly excessive vegetation (its died down again now folks) and ended up finding it fully covered from head to foot in the middle of a heatwave

 

And finally thanks to everyone who visits our website and suggest changes and improvements

[Nediam]

First of all, Thanks to everyone involved in the Groundspeak/Geocaching.com team for all their hard work and making it all possible (creep, creep )

 

Big thanks to Lactodorum and Eckington for all their time and efforts in Approving caches and moderating the forum.

 

Thanks as well to Lordelph and The SouthSeakers for their work with all the fantastic Firefox plugins.

 

More big thanks to Teasel, Deego and BarryHunter for the excellent GeocacheUK site. (special mention to Deego for his work with COTM etc, etc )

 

And of course, a big thanks to everyone who has placed a cache, not just the ones I've found, but all the other ones of course

 

Thankyou to everyone who has contacted me offering help and advice when I've got stuck

 

 

Thanks as well to all the people who put the satellites up there in the first place and made it all possible (more creepy, creepy )

[+Kryten]

Thanks to a couple of unknown cachers who while visiting Cullaloe Wildlife Reserve on New Years Day, met and described caching to a colleague of mine, who was out birdwatching. As he later regailed me with his tale of "people even nuttier than himself", the addiction took hold.

[+HazelS]

gosh... now i'm up on the stage.. about to give my thanks, and I'm pulling a Gwynneth and starting to blub... then BANG!!!

 

I realise that I'm actually at work at my desk, not in the USA at the oscars!!

 

Thanks to several Cheshire Cachers for their help while we've been out in the field about to give up on caches!!

 

Thanks to Pieman for his puzzle caches to keep us going (usually round and round in circles)

 

Thanks to Mutato Nomine for keeping us guessing all summer (you know who you are!!!)

 

Thanks to Mrs Blorenge for making me laugh on the forums ALL the time!

 

Thanks to Phill for putting up with me wanting to go caching all the time

 

Thanks to SP for his slot on Countryfile - without which we'd still be none the wiser

 

Thanks to caching itself for giving me something constructive to do with my weekends!!!!!

Edited November 29, 2005 by hazel and Phill

[+Stuey]

HUGE thanks go to Rob (Roolku) for the Memory-Map icons GSAK custom export script. Also mega thanks go to everyone else who has made amendments to the script and tweaked it and twiddled it to do various amazing things.

 

Thanks to Clyde for GSAK too!

 

Thanks to anyone who has answered a Phone-A-Friend call when I've got stuck

[Deego]

I would like to thank all that have entered COTM, Looked at the hall of fame, Used G:UK, T:UK and The OS for the maps and Trigpoints

 

Also a big Thanks to Pyoung1s, Pharisee, Mongoose39uk, One4Zorro, Jan and the percy boys, Domheknows. Who have have joined me on some of the best caching days that I have had this year.

 

[+roolku]

My general thanks go to the geocachers who hide their caches for me to find, to those who find my caches and to the ones who move my TBs along to new and exciting places.

 

Thanks to Firth of Forth and Haggis Hunter for driving me to those hard to reach caches and caching events and for being good mates.

 

And not to forget: Thanks to Haggis Hunter for pointing out this thread to me.

 

Roolku

[NickPick]

I'd like to thank:

 

Dan (now Rocky Balboa) and Pid for setting the first cache I did, and lots more since.

 

Simply Paul, Alibags and Bekandian for setting the majority of the caches near where I live.

 

Deego for all his hard work on the COTM (even though I'm rarely above joint last place)

 

Everyone in the UK forum for their informative and entertaining views, knowledge and humour.

 

Kewfriend for starting this thread.