Another "you Know You're In Too Deep" Thread

[+j9cache & Mike(j9+M)]

Last year a tragedy occured in our state, in Granby, where a man got fed up and tried to demolish a good bit of the town with a bulldozer. It ended in his death. The town leaders had recently been deciding whether or not to keep the dozer as a historical marker or have it destoyed. They have decided not to make a monument and to sell it for scrap and my first thought was "Durn! Would have made a great virt or micro!"

[+sbell111]

ummm, wow. You don't see that every day.

[+Salvelinus]

Last year a tragedy occured in our state, in Granby, where a man got fed up and tried to demolish a good bit of the town with a bulldozer. It ended in his death. The town leaders had recently been deciding whether or not to keep the dozer as a historical marker or have it destoyed. They have decided not to make a monument and to sell it for scrap and my first thought was "Durn! Would have made a great virt or micro!"

A piece of it would also make a great TB!

 

Salvelinus

[+The Leprechauns]

Set up a four stage multi with stops at the former site of the dozer, the cemetery where the guy now rests, and the location of the nearest Caterpillar dealership. Clues gathered at each stage would then take the finder to a cache with a "creative suicide methods" theme.

[+wimseyguy]

This would have been a perfect cache to drop my Grinnin' Reaper TB into.

Too bad he's already signed up for the 2005 New Zealand to North Carolina TB race.

[+Salvelinus]

Set up a four stage multi with stops at the former site of the dozer, the cemetery where the guy now rests, and the location of the nearest Caterpillar dealership.  Clues gathered at each stage would then take the finder to a cache with a "creative suicide methods" theme.

Excellent idea!

 

Was checking out your top 5%. That cache style sounds kinda familar! PTTP?

 

Salvelinus

Edited March 1, 2005 by Salvelinus