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Man after my heart! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by kayaking loon
It will be nice for the family part to be at the community building and the optional adult beverage at the campground.:) I am pretty sure by 10P everyone will either be through the green door:cool: or have given up. LOL I probably won't remember the rules ...........
Ya don't hafta tell me twice! :rolleyes::DQuote:
Originally Posted by kayaking loon
I know because the third time we will hit you up side the head.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiram357
I'm not having much luck finding a website for Cathedral Pines Campground. I tried getting to the link via www.eustismaine.com as was posted on the cache page but "can't get there from here" LoL
I've even tried googling it with no luck
How did everyone make their reservations? Did you make them blindly or did you have a site map to look at? I understand a group site has been reserved for Saturday night but I'd like to look at it and also see the campground too.
If anyone has a working link can you post it?
Thanx
Nikki - I did originally use their web site and finally talked to them a couple of times on the phone. I can no longer find a working link either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Foxgloves
Jean was also very helpful. Maybe she can post a pdf file of the map of the campground.
Looking forward to a fund weekend!
Woot! Seven - count them, seven new 4X4 caches off Route 16 out of Stratton by Katadin Goddess and OneStep. Now, this is a ride which looks like a lot of fun.
Thanks KG for your commitment to put our caches which are, well, out of the way and out of the ordinary.
Yes apparently their website is down. I called the campground this afternoon and requested a campground map.Quote:
Originally Posted by hollora
If you reserve a site on your own it is $22/night for water and electric.
W/O it is $20/night.
I went on the Mainecampgrounds website and they give a little description of the campground itself. Apparently it has WI-FI too for those who can't leave home w/o their technical gadgets ;):rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by hollora
I'm already thinking of adding those to the Master's degree from the University of Eustis!
That sounds like fun - I am learning to use my 4x4 and Mainiac had to help me tonight on some loose gravel - but he will tell you.....I pretty well have the mud, puddles and rocks mastered LOL If the Jeep can do it - I think the 4 Runner can.....and Oh, Jean - if not before, I do take riders and the Runner has OMG handles in all positions!
went to Rangely last saturday when onestep told me he wanted to see if the jeep would make it up to the top of the sw peak of east kennebago, one of the peaks he has bushwacked, acutally he walked most the way from a logging road and got his car stuck in last spring. so, it was fun putting caches along points where it would be obvious to turn to make it towards the top. only reason caches are placed at certain spots. they are all park and grabs, if you can drive to them that is.
as for alcohol. im not into alcohol or drugs. i work with addicts, drunks and all sorts. i've worked at the prison, with impaired drivers, county jail, probation, courts, homeless, you name it, all walks of life etc. if someone has a few drinks, that doesnt bother me at all. when people get buzzed, or drunk and obnoxious, i dont find it fun to be around that behavior. there is a difference between being silly glo and "buzzed". its my personal choice and i choose to not be around the latter. i've seen it 40 plus hours a week for the last 20 years, thats enough.
if people decide to do something in common that they find fun be it "partying to get buzzed" that is their business and their right. i dont have to be a part of it and if i do choose, i can stay for a bit and split after an hour or so.
its a moto i heard somewhere of live and let live.