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Wow, I think we are in wilth a real chance of being the youngest quilified cachers here (i say quallified as children cannot cache on their own!).

 

Geoff (me) 23

Kate 24

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Wow, I think we are in wilth a real chance of being the youngest quilified cachers here (i say quallified as children cannot cache on their own!).

 

Geoff (me) 23

Kate 24

 

I'm 18. :anicute:

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My Mum is 76 soon to be 77 and has been doing geocaching for a little while since I bought her a gps last year . I have taken her out while she has been staying with me this weekend and she is planning on doing more when she gets home.

 

If I am anything like here when I get to that age (years and years away of course!) I will be well chuffed...

 

As for youngest - I have been taking my grandaughters out with me since I started the youngest is now 2.5 so she was about 1 when she did her first with me...

 

Laughalot :rolleyes:

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Happy birthday to all the lovely Piscean cachers out there (and nyeh nyeh nyeh to all the others!

 

As my birthday is 22/02 I'll let you guess what the year is.

 

I'm taking my dad who is 79 to Alpha Quest Y this coming saturday.

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I am only 68. But I am not allowed out cacheing on my own. So I have to take my dog. (Noodle)

As soon as I get my cacheing bag and boots, she is running around by the front door.

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I only turned 20 last week, was 18 when I started.

 

Reckon I must be one of the few student cachers. Unfortunately it means I can't cache that much during term time, but term finishes today so looking forward to doing some caches over easter, 5 weeks of holiday spent caching B) !!! ( ok i should probabaly be revising but caching is just far too tempting! and hey healthy body, healthy mind and all that).

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B) Female Dragontree is 27 but poor old male Dragontree is fast approaching 69! Female Dragontree crosses river by using fallen tree trunks but male Dragontree still clambers over the rocks at Durlston Head and lives to tell the tale! (Touch wood!)

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