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hoagii

By hoagii
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RebelJedi

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There are a lot of cachers in GA. I live in Macon. We also have a few great caching groups. The Georgia Geocachers Association is the oldest caching group. The Central Georgia Geocachers formed a couple of years ago. The Chattahooche Valley Cachers are based out of Columbus. These are just a few of the great organizations through out the state. Most of them you would need to attend a meeting in order to become a memeber. If you are interested, the GGA will be having an Event this Saturday at Unicoi State Park from 2-4.

Burl E.

Burl E.

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I am in the Dahlonega area and a newbie. Also I haven't joined any group yet.

I have found a few with my girls and some by myself.

I am amazed at the number of geocaches out there. This gives me a chance to go, do, and see things that would have escaped me had I not started Geocaching.

Super_Nate

+Super_Nate

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Hey Super Nate, are you ready to become a Ga. resident

with this stupid land grab attempt? :):laughing::grin:

 

I was starting to see visions of changing our license tags to da big peach......but since the head-honchos discovered the Atlantic Ocean I don't see my humble abode belonging to Georgia anytime soon. :grin:

Delthius

+Delthius

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I am in the Dahlonega area and a newbie. Also I haven't joined any group yet.

I have found a few with my girls and some by myself.

I am amazed at the number of geocaches out there. This gives me a chance to go, do, and see things that would have escaped me had I not started Geocaching.

 

Hey Burl, I am from Dahlonega and have just started geo-caching. My kids think this is like treasure hunting and love this. I work and live at Hidden Lake, send an email if you want to try a joint cache sometime.

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CSTremble

CSTremble

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Savannah, GA here but we make our way up to Lawrenceville from time to time to visit family.

 

Getting back into Caching with the Mrs. when I get back from Iraq. I am caching over here in Baghdad right now to get back into it.

"lostguy"

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Hey is there anybody from georgia in here???

 

Columbus, GA here. :unsure:

My son, Armynate, just got transferred from Fort Irwin, Ca. to Fort Benning in Georgia so I would appreciate the kind folks in Georgia welcoming him to your fine state and anyone in the area of Fort Benning, showing how Georgia caching is done. Fort Irwin is in the desert so if you see sand and then a pile of rocks then you have found the cache. I'm sure Georgia caching is just a tad bit different. Thanks to all who give him a hand.

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"lostguy"

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Hey is there anybody from georgia in here???

 

Columbus, GA here. :(

My son, Armynate, just got transferred from Fort Irwin, Ca. to Fort Benning in Georgia so I would appreciate the kind folks in Georgia welcoming him to your fine state and anyone in the area of Fort Benning, showing how Georgia caching is done. Fort Irwin is in the desert so if you see sand and then a pile of rocks then you have found the cache. I'm sure Georgia caching is just a tad bit different. Thanks to all who give him a hand.

Time to stir the pot. Perhaps I have overestimated the southern hospitality I was expecting from the folks in Georgia. Being from the other coast, maybe this isn't the south but the east. I know California folks have a bad rep as not being too friendly but the Geocaching community in San Diego is the best around and always willing to show a stranger some fine caching.

RichardGo

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Hey is there anybody from georgia in here???

 

Columbus, GA here. :anitongue:

My son, Armynate, just got transferred from Fort Irwin, Ca. to Fort Benning in Georgia so I would appreciate the kind folks in Georgia welcoming him to your fine state and anyone in the area of Fort Benning, showing how Georgia caching is done. Fort Irwin is in the desert so if you see sand and then a pile of rocks then you have found the cache. I'm sure Georgia caching is just a tad bit different. Thanks to all who give him a hand.

Time to stir the pot. Perhaps I have overestimated the southern hospitality I was expecting from the folks in Georgia. Being from the other coast, maybe this isn't the south but the east. I know California folks have a bad rep as not being too friendly but the Geocaching community in San Diego is the best around and always willing to show a stranger some fine caching.

From Columbus, GA. Ill try to look your son up and send him an invite to our next CVCachers meeting.

"lostguy"

+"lostguy"

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Hey is there anybody from georgia in here???

 

Columbus, GA here. :D

My son, Armynate, just got transferred from Fort Irwin, Ca. to Fort Benning in Georgia so I would appreciate the kind folks in Georgia welcoming him to your fine state and anyone in the area of Fort Benning, showing how Georgia caching is done. Fort Irwin is in the desert so if you see sand and then a pile of rocks then you have found the cache. I'm sure Georgia caching is just a tad bit different. Thanks to all who give him a hand.

Time to stir the pot. Perhaps I have overestimated the southern hospitality I was expecting from the folks in Georgia. Being from the other coast, maybe this isn't the south but the east. I know California folks have a bad rep as not being too friendly but the Geocaching community in San Diego is the best around and always willing to show a stranger some fine caching.

From Columbus, GA. Ill try to look your son up and send him an invite to our next CVCachers meeting.

Thanks Richardgo, my faith in Georgia has been restored. Hopefully he will take you up on your kind offer and have a wonderful time. Thanks again.

dentaloner55

dentaloner55

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We're from the Albany/Leesburg area. Anyone else from southwest GA? I think caching is about dead around here. :laughing:

TeamAtlas, I am new and ignorant and need help working this garmin colorado 400T my wife gave me. I'm in Tifton. Anyone up for teaching me?

TeamAtlas

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We're from the Albany/Leesburg area. Anyone else from southwest GA? I think caching is about dead around here. :laughing:

TeamAtlas, I am new and ignorant and need help working this garmin colorado 400T my wife gave me. I'm in Tifton. Anyone up for teaching me?

 

Dentaloner, sorry I'm just now seeing this message. Sorry I can't help you I know nothing about the Colorado! We have a newly formed group for cachers SW GA called SoWeGa Cachers. PM me and I will send you the link!

melatoni

+melatoni

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Aye Geocaching Team "Chuck Norris Rebels" are here in Augusta, GA

 

Captain - Melatoni

 

GeoJones77

Thunderkiss75

VelvetElvis81

 

We are a mix from Augusta and North Augusta, Looking to throw it down in the CSRA areas and set some record finds. We look forward to caching with you all!

eflyguy

+eflyguy

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Marietta.

 

I've been caching a little while but not really active here on the forums before now. I see many familiar names on caches around here, but no sign of them on the forums either..

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