Yeah Haffy, remember... canadians use that celsius thing... :rolleyes: :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Starzz
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Yeah Haffy, remember... canadians use that celsius thing... :rolleyes: :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Starzz
ohh excuse me !!! it would be above 7° then! :D;):pQuote:
Originally Posted by Hiram357
another hint... its not far from where i live.
How about Boat Ramp cache GCKW0Z
Nope, its not too far north of that Boat Ramp Cache. :)
Schooner Trail Lookout (GCVBAB) by Alfresco2006 (2/3)?
Yiiiiiippppeeeeeee!!! We have a winner!!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by brdad
This is not close to the cache, but right next to the trail to get there.
http://www.bytethebullet.com/geocach.../wherezit4.jpg
Kinda looks like Babbling Brook in Belfast...GCGWJ9
Sorry, that's not it. You need to go further south.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cache Maine
Oddly enough, I went the wrong way to the Babbling Brook cache, and never saw any brook. :confused:
Looks like you could get "WetFeet" doing this one.
I got wet from head to toe, but it was all sweat!Quote:
Originally Posted by tat
Not sure what your reference is to, but I think you're wrong, too, Tom.
Sorry, "Wet Feet" GCWRW9. Must be wrong again. It was just a guess.
Figured I'd better check because there could be a cache at this location I don't know about. But, nope. It's still further South by a good distance.
Hi Dave,
That wouldn't be near Merry Spring Cache GCJD3Q by any chance. That was one I found just before dark one day and didn't have time to check out the area. Know there were lots of other trails in the area. Just a guess that's in Rockport area.
Cliff
How about: Cataracts Cache by Blazing Trolls (GCPW7G)
Maine
Sorry, Both YOP and Tat still incorrect. It's over 30 miles from the Cataracts Cache and nearly 100 miles from the Merry Spring Cache!
Ok, hints. The cache is on top of a mountian. Among the finders of this cache are Tat, Slate, OneStep, g-o paddling/bikers, lwa11, tiger_tat, and msteelee and myself. I'm surprised you haven't done this one, YOP...
Pleasant Surprise II GC169C Wow, that brings back memories! I sure hope that guy is alright now. (read my log!)
You got it now, Tom!
I was surprised when I looked at the list of finders, you were the last one!
I was the last successful finder, it's not an easy winter cache.Quote:
Originally Posted by brdad
http://www.geocachingmaine.org/galle...155_Large_.JPG
This one may be a bit too hard, but I'll give a few hints. First, it is a lighthouses cache.
Oh yes, we can't forget the unsuccessful finders, eh? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by tat
I think I remember you posting that pic before. hmmmm
Had quite the day of caching and I remember spending some time eating pizza with you Tom after that long day. We met at a special cache later that day for a group task. Do you remember that day? I know the cache in question so I'll let someone who hasn't played in a while to take a guess.
In that case, I think another hint is in order! THIS CACHE HAS A MISSION – to have an item from each state pass through it.
If someone doesn't chime in soon I'm going to give the answer....lol Judy you should know this one. :D ;)
Ohhhhhhhh - I just got home and see the hint - holy smokes - that IS familiar!!
GCJVNZ
Two Lights Challenge
Ok another hint: The coordinates are
N 3334567 W 00122579
Ooops, I dropped them on the floor and now they're all out of order. :)
We have a winner!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Beach Comber
:)
OK - I looked through the pictures Haffy shared with me and found another one - rather easy, I suspect, but I love this picture and the cache location!
http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t...rt_Point_2.jpg
My neck o' the woods - Fort Point deLight - GC2414. One of my favorite spots whether caching or sailing.
LOL!! that's just mean! funny! but mean. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by tat
You win!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by hollora
Thanks Beachie! Yes, that is a beautiful place.
Here's my submission. Good luck all!http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1...a/101_3608.jpg
GCKH4G
or
GCZ5FP
I have a pic simialr to that one back on post 80:D
opps I missed that Dave and yes, you are a winner with your second answer. The day we went down was right after a storm. There were remenants of trees which had come down in the road and across the trails scatter everywhere. It was obvious the park crew had spent a lot of time cleaning up.
Sorry for the repetition - next ;-)
Is that the Rip Gorge cache? (the northwoods vitural tour)
I know where it is but I'm not telling:D
I've got $3.72 that says you will.... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Haffy