Post A Pic Of Yourself Caching

January 17, 2004

!Dude!

Edited January 17, 2004 by crzycrzy

2.2k · January 17, 2004

i'm selling some desert property in michigan. i'm tired of the cactus.

January 17, 2004

Geez, there's waaay too much snow down in here in Southern California :lol: . I'll never get to go caching! :wub:

January 17, 2004

This picture was taken for a geocaching article by a local newspaper. I am supposed to be showing the readers the booty from a nearby cache.

January 17, 2004

Photo of active2gether (aka kbraband, aka WGA2) at the now-archived Deer Mountain virtual cache in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado.

January 20, 2004

You made your 72 year old dad climb a tree!?! For Shame!!

Next thing you know, you'll be asking him to buy you car!

LOL. Actually my Mom asked him to climb the tree. She also bought me the car.

Yes, I'm the one who asked him to climb the tree. He's good at things like this even though he is two years older than I am. Here he's retreiving a cache from the mud and cypress knees under a pier in Florida.

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NevaLP, AKA CarleenP's mom

January 20, 2004

What a great thread, I absolutely love seeing all those mugs. I did notice one thing..... we all look alike. Here's my contribution a picture of my wife Deb and I on our New Years geocaching vacation in San Diego, we were 8 out of 10 (two were missing) on this 20 hour, over night trip.

2.6k · January 20, 2004

I recognize this cache. Isn't it The Bog, in Lynnwood?

I don't see this picture in it's gallery.

January 20, 2004

I recognize this cache. Isn't it The Bog, in Lynnwood?

I don't see this picture in it's gallery.

Yes, leatherman, you are absolutely right (very right <_< ). You know your caches. For that, I'll buy you a beer (maybe two) should we ever cross paths. And no doubt we will at some point locally. Just don't punch me, I'm really a nice guy (for a liberal).

I loaded the picture up, pasted it to my post, then deleted it. I did not post this to the gallery for several reasons: 1) at the time there was no resizing feature and I couldn't figure out how to do it with the limited photo software capabilities I currently have on my computer, 2) it would have revealed too much about the cache location, and 3) I am very protective of my children and family and have been reluctant to post pictures of them. But I have come to trust more the confidentiality we have here in these forums and on geocaching.com. Plus, the forums are filled with generally nice people who, occasionally, butt heads like family members do.

This photo was taken before The Bog moved locations. Now that its moved, the photo offers no useful clue. We'll be back to claim the new location and maybe post a photo.

But dang good guess there leatherman!

2k · January 20, 2004

Here I am at "Welcome To The City OF Sparks".

January 20, 2004

me and the love of my life <_<

1.8k · January 21, 2004

me and the love of my life

What, the GPS?

1.2k · January 21, 2004

me and the love of my life

I was expecting the land rover.

4.8k · January 21, 2004

Nevalp wrote:

Here he's retreiving a cache from the mud and cypress knees under a pier in Florida.

I went looking though your gallery for that specific pic and couldn't fid it! I guess you probably didn't put it on the cache page because it shows the location. Anyway, I'm glad you posted it! :rolleyes:

January 21, 2004

Me caching at Calero Park. Picture taken by Nurse Dave.

January 21, 2004

TEAM MADOG, Mike and Karen during our trip to a well known location. We definitely weren't in Oklahoma!

January 21, 2004

OH what the heck here it goes:

My recent goal of cache number 500.

Out on a limb.

Me behaving badly as always

My new favorite self-photo

9.2k · January 21, 2004

The Leprechauns establish their base camp before making a final assault on a rest stop micro in New Stantion, Pennsylvania. Read the entire sordid story in our DNF log.

February 2, 2004

GeoGryffindor

]Tater at the Oklahoma State Capital

]Tonja in OKC

]Dan, Harlie and Tater at Lake Spavinaw

Edited February 2, 2004 by GeoGryffindor

February 3, 2004

Me (JeeperMTJ) and my "personal government" Petra at "GCGWFY" near Frankfurt Airport / Germany.

February 3, 2004

Is it part of the geocaching uniform to have a goatee type beard? It seems that 90% of the picts have late 20's mid 30's round bellied white skinned goatee wearing mugs on them.

This sure is fun though to see everyone's picture. Good to put a face to the name.

Kirk out.

5.9k · February 3, 2004

Bagging the FTF last night:

Edited February 3, 2004 by Criminal

38.2k · February 3, 2004

No goatee here:

Governor Mtn / Cupsaw cache

1.8k · February 3, 2004

Is it part of the geocaching uniform to have a goatee type beard? It seems that 90% of the picts have late 20's mid 30's round bellied white skinned goatee wearing mugs on them.
This sure is fun though to see everyone's picture. Good to put a face to the name.

Kirk out.

"Goatees are soooo last century! Get a shave! And make sure you use some product as well! A clean-shaven, good looking geocacher is much more likely to bag that FTF!"

February 3, 2004

Is it part of the geocaching uniform to have a goatee type beard? It seems that 90% of the picts have late 20's mid 30's round bellied white skinned goatee wearing mugs on them.
This sure is fun though to see everyone's picture. Good to put a face to the name.

Kirk out.

I'd rather see goatee than goatse.

1.8k · February 3, 2004

I'd rather see goatee than goatse.

I'm wishing I never gazed upon goatse. Even pouring bleach directly into my eyes didn't help...

2.3k · February 3, 2004

Here's a new one from this weekend...

1.2k · February 3, 2004

Nice Vista! How the caching with a Baby on the back? I will be doing so as soon as it warms up enough for him.

1.1k · February 3, 2004

Nice pic Joefrog. I went back and checked your post in the "Whats in your geopack" thread and you didn't list a mini-me. Must be a new addition.

Edited February 3, 2004 by Johnnie Stalkers

2.3k · February 3, 2004

Nice Vista! How the caching with a Baby on the back? I will be doing so as soon as it warms up enough for him.

That little girl will be a year old on Friday, believe it or not... I'm almost done building her a new toy wooden scooter with ping-pong balls in the wheels. I'll post a pic when I'm done.

Since we don't HAVE a babysitter, when it's even close to what I consider "warm enough" outside she's along for the ride. That baby backpack is highly recommended! Very comfy.... it's a Evenflo Trailblazer. Got a pocket on the back that will hold a small amount of stuff, but not a lot.

1k · February 3, 2004

Webfoot

February 3, 2004

Here is a pic of me and my son completing one of our toughest caches yet...

1.2k · February 3, 2004

That little girl will be a year old on Friday, believe it or not... I'm almost done building her a new toy wooden scooter with ping-pong balls in the wheels. I'll post a pic when I'm done.

Since we don't HAVE a babysitter, when it's even close to what I consider "warm enough" outside she's along for the ride. That baby backpack is highly recommended! Very comfy.... it's a Evenflo Trailblazer. Got a pocket on the back that will hold a small amount of stuff, but not a lot.

I have a simualr Model from Mountain Equipment Coop. It has a surdy but lightweight aluminum frame as well as plenty f storage. Een a detachable daypack. It's fantastic but right now -25 C is a little cold for a 71/2 month old. Can't wait to get him caching.

February 3, 2004

Me and the Family..

Me after some serious bushwacking .. when I really didn't need to.

Scott

2k · February 3, 2004

Is it part of the geocaching uniform to have a goatee type beard? It seems that 90% of the picts have late 20's mid 30's round bellied white skinned goatee wearing mugs on them.
This sure is fun though to see everyone's picture. Good to put a face to the name.

Kirk out.

The gotee helps to hide the fact that I have no chin. White round bellied, check.

20 late 20's mid 30's, weeeeelllll like I told the mMrs. this weekend after moving all my shop tools into storage, "I aint 40 anymore!" .

February 4, 2004

Eagles61 and Eaglet at Let the Good Times Roll (A Mardi Gras Cache)

Eagles61, Cachin' Up and Eaglet at Indecision

Eagles61 at Will the Circle be Unbroken cache

February 4, 2004

cant figure out how to post pics on here. Can anyone help? Pic's come out small.

Edited February 4, 2004 by SERG312

February 4, 2004

That cache has to be around here somewhere . . .

Rick

February 4, 2004

One of my favorite cache pics. Son (E-Moose) is a year older than this pic, now.

1.3k · February 4, 2004

So far the best geocaching picture of me, thanks to user Matti, who took the photo on 3rd of February 2004 at #GCHDHJ.

February 4, 2004

I used SCUBA to reach Seymour Island in Billington Sea in Plymouth, Massachusetts to complete the "Oh Island In The Sun" cache. The island was a quarter mile from shore, and I knew that you guys wouldn't have expected less by someone with the username "Wreck Diver."

:blink:

February 4, 2004

You wacky techies! :blink:

3k · February 4, 2004

Here's me on the way back from a failed attempt at the Stratton Mtn Cache (technical difficulties with the other sled).

And since I do not photograph well and am too old to give a doot what I look like while caching, here's me on top of MT Monadnock with the State High Point Seeker II TB, having my worst hair day ever on a windy day at 3165 elevation:

Having fun at Dennis Hill:

The mann in my canoe, and Ttepee in the other:

3k · February 4, 2004

That's me on the left...the geocache is on the other side of the summit.

Hahahahah, too funny. I can vouch that the cache is on the other side of the summit because it's my cache! Some Gave All on Mt Greylock in MA. I recognize the stone.

2.2k · February 5, 2004

this is me somewhere in the vicinity of "checkpoint charlie" in gaylord, michigan on 1-25-04

2.2k · February 5, 2004

this is me somewhere in the vicinity of "checkpoint charlie" in gaylord, michigan on 1-25-04

That picture makes me glad I live in SoCal. Here is a picture of me that was taken in the morning last Sunday:

1.3k · February 5, 2004

Yup SoCal for life!

February 5, 2004

Yup SoCal for life!

Been there, done that. Born and raised in SoCal. Great place to grow up in the 60s except during smog alerts. Three times as many people there now. There's still a lot of cool places there and you can't beat the climate. But its like the line in the Eagles song says - "call a place paradise, kiss it goodbye." I did.

ed:sp

Edited February 5, 2004 by astheravenflies

38.2k · February 5, 2004

that picture makes me glad I live in SoCal

I'd find the endless summer to be pretty boring. Give me 90 degree summer days, crisp fall nights and -10, with 3 feet of snow in the winter. The changing seasons add so much to life. And above all, how can you enjoy the beauty of spring, if you haven't been through winter? Ahhh, you SoCal and Fla people couldn't understand :blink:

Edited February 5, 2004 by briansnat

February 5, 2004

This is a little scary!

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