Well now......look who has made a new milestone. Thought you could hit #500 and have nobody notice? Uh-uh.....congrats!

Congratulations my friend. For those of you who don't know Henry, he is a first class gentleman, 70 something years young but you wouldn't know it. I've cached with him many times and you won't have to wait for him. He piled up a bunch of caches this spring while recovering from shoulder surgery which has kept him off the links but not from the hunt for caches.

And he has hidden some tough caches as well!

So kudos to a first class gentleman. I'm sure 1000 will be in your future soon!

Congratulations Henry! It was nice to finally meet you at Gobblers event. Thanks for the FTF runs against Dubord and I look forward to more hides from you!

Congrats and on to many more.

Congratulations! I haven't met you but I love your hides....

Happy caching!

Hat's off to you for 500. And now for that hard question I always ask.....which one was your favorite?

Congrats on your 500 milestone!

Congrats Henry You Are Nipping At My Heels Keep On Caching. Let Me Know If You Want A Ride To Do The Yorktown Caches.

Congratulations!

About a year ago, my nephew lexmano invited me to go geocaching with him and his wife Barb. I didn't have any idea what it was all about so I went along for an introduction. The first find was in Augusta at the old Cony High School. The cache was named Gargoyle. I reached in a hole and there was the nano. I'd have to say that one of my favorites has to be a mail box named RFD in the Unity area. It has a false back that had me fooled.

Thanks, it's going on my to-do list.:)



I'd have to say that one of my favorites has to be a mail box named RFD in the Unity area. It has a false back that had me fooled.

My uncle Henry, or Bub as I have always known him, runs rings around Barb & I. We need to use technology to keep ahead of him. He has picked up this hobby with great enthusiasm. My mother is jealous because when I call her now, I am usually asking if she knows where Bub is!!

His numbers are slowing down because he has reached that place many of us have reached wherein there are no more local caches we have not found. I will try to get him out on a road trip soon to help his numbers.

We also need to get him some snowshoes, he really slacked off this winter.:p

Cache On Henry!!:D

About a year ago, my nephew lexmano invited me to go geocaching with him and his wife Barb. I didn't have any idea what it was all about so I went along for an introduction. The first find was in Augusta at the old Cony High School. The cache was named Gargoyle. I reached in a hole and there was the nano. I'd have to say that one of my favorites has to be a mail box named RFD in the Unity area. It has a false back that had me fooled.

Let's not give away too many hints in public . . . I have a reputation to uphold here. :D;)

congratulations my friend. We'll have to go cachin g togather again soon. Yoda can get us places you can't in a car. I know there are a few still in the area. Real nice to see your first and five hundreth finds were caches placed by me!

I'd have to say that one of my favorites has to be a mail box named RFD in the Unity area. It has a (spoiler deleted by WhereRWe?) that had me fooled.

I gotta agree that this was a very good cache. Had RULost2? totally flustrated! LOL! I usually stay in the car at these quick-grab-by-the-side-of-the-road caches, but I had to talk her through this one.