You can not remember what you had for breakfast let alone who your relatives are.:) I am glad that Dan and I are here to make your day better!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by TRF
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You can not remember what you had for breakfast let alone who your relatives are.:) I am glad that Dan and I are here to make your day better!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by TRF
Looks like I pissed of Law1646 over the "Agonizer". You should all go read his note he posted and my response ..... :-)
Oh, by the way, my series is in the Kennebunk area is about to get bigger. A lot bigger. As I type this, I am looking at a pile of about 60 cache containers all ready to go, of all sizes. Not all are for the series, but a considerable number are. And the name and theme of the series has been changed. It is nos a Star Wars Tribute series.... each cache dedicated to a different Star Wars aspect.
Listen Chadd,you and Mike are going to have to get your acts together...don't you guys realize the price of gas is up, the economy isn't do all that good...us cachers can't afford to be driving back to the same place day after day, just because you guys can't place all the caches of a series at one time.:D That said can't wait to go back...Quote:
Originally Posted by CARoperPhotography
Yeah, I'm unemployed.... I realize it every day, Vic! ha ha
About half of the 50 or so that will be published this week are on a dirt road in Kennebunk/Alfred that isn't plowed during the winter, so it should make things interesting for you all!! Just put my # on speed dial when you come to find them, and I'll be happy to come out and winch you out of a bad situation!
Merenner, Dawn of Trick or Treat, Team2Hunt and Lexmano swept through 75 or so Star Wars caches in about 3 and one half hours this morning. Lexmano left for home while the other three joined Serious Tool, the cache owner, for lunch.
Team2Hunt bailed after lunch and Maureen and Dawn went on to complete a hundred plus find day. I do not have the final counts, but a Southern Maine Centum is now a managable goal.
Congratulations Maureen and Dawn and thanks Chadd!
That it is! And it's getting rather popular too! You are more than welcome!
I couldn't believe the numbers you had already found just by lunchtime. Sounds like a great time was had by all. 104. Thanks Chadd et al.
Wow! 104 in York County! HA!
I just want to share something with all of your naysayers in regards to series of easily found highly concentrated micros like Stud Mill Rd. and The Star Wars Tribute here in Maine. I received this log this morning for one of the caches. You should read it and consider that this kind of cache density means far more than just numbers.... :
Location: Maine, United States
ponil found Star Wars Tribute: Han Solo (Traditional Cache) at 1/10/2010
Log Date: 1/10/2010
Where should I begin? I turned 50 this past week and wanted no part of any kind of party, well..... I was surprised when I expected a quiet evening at home, having a few drinks, and having some friends over. Well, they showed up and handed me a piece of paper stating that I had 10 minutes to get ready to go caching! They decided that we would cache all night and cache all night we did! We left the house a few minutes after 8pm, and picked up 2 other cachers! The crew included myself, Preferida, Team Salford, KBallsy and 76-CJ7 (who also turns 50 this week and I attended his party...). The goal was to do 50 caches over night, but of course I had to wear an astronaut costume complete with helmet and visor, as they had chosen all the Star Wars caches up in Maine! We arrived at our exit and we decided to get some coffee, and then start caching! It was a beautiful and very cold night, Team salford drove and announced the temperature everytime it dropped another degree with a low of 1 degree, we were in and out of the car all night long! I wore the astronaut costume complete with helmet and visor for the first 50 caches, the pictures I am sure will be posted. We finished early in the morning and went to a local 24 hour Diner near home for break feast. I arrived home at 7:20AM, with over 130(plus) caches done! I had a great time with great friends and a memory that will last for another 50 years. Thank you my friends for this fun surprise and thank you cache placers for making this possible! This cache was one we found along the way! TFTC, ponil
Visit this log entry at the below address:
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.a...e-bb0a7da09131
Love it! Doesn't matter if I have to hike miles or just lean out the car window, experiences like this one and time spent with friends is what it's all about for me.
I like these "Power Runs" for the exercise I get, jumping in and out of my truck!
170+ caches done in one day in York County this past weekend....
Location: Maine, United States
Kayak Kouple found Star Wars Tribute: Luke Skywalker (Traditional Cache) at 1/17/2010
Log Date: 1/17/2010
This was one of over 170 cache finds today with Meandmydogs, Mr Team Bullis, Ms Team Skywalker and 2GeoHounds. We started our quest to locate 100 caches at 7:30 am and were done shorlty after 11:30am!! With plenty of time left we caches some more...and some more and some more. Team Skywalker hit their '2000th' milestone, The 2Geohounds reached their '7000th' cache find!!! We ALL have a new record for most caches found in one day(our previous record was 52/3 caches ...we beat it by 120!!) and to boot managed to also finish the NH 100 cache finds in 24 hours challenge.......WOW !!!
A huge thanks to all the cache owners that have places these caches. They were mostly road side park'n grabs. All caches were dry in great condition. We enjoyed the advantage of following geo prints to most hides. Although most caches were micro's the group would 'cheer' about any cache larger than a 35m ...lol. We even located one ammo can :-).
Thanks for the wonderful Maine geo-adventure
(all logs were signed BMKSH...more or less...lol...to save room on the logs sheets)
SORRY for the 'copy &paste'
Visit this log entry at the below address:
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.a...4-d79b70181d1b
Visit Star Wars Tribute: Luke Skywalker
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache...e-60b68ab31502
Profile for Kayak Kouple:
http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?g...1-7b4f585c70fa
I am thinking about handing out Stud Mill Rd style micro caches with blank logs inside to everyone who attends my event next Monday!
That's cool - at one of my events a couple of years ago - I had a cache container swap. People were asked to bring a container and take a container. We had a few creative ones added to the mix.Quote:
Originally Posted by CARoperPhotography
I may be bringing my caching bag with all my various containers in it. I have about 75 containers made up right now.