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  1. 10-08-2008, 08:37 PM #1
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    Default Operation Round Top Storm

    An ever growing group of us are going to do the Round Top cache Monday, October 13th. We're shooting for a noon starting time for our ascent. Mapachi, his wife, his daughter, his next door neighbor, his probation officer, dblbogey, maybe hollora and Di and myself are part of the yak train. If any of you are interested in what promises to be a fall-foliage-fun-filled-festive-frolick, let me know.
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    Default This is nearby

    N1SDR's by n1sdr (GC14A8) http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache...8-beb5d2d1d53e

    And has a wonderful view of Great Pond. The hike up is a short 20 minutes to an easy find. Don't foget your camera. It's also a 2001 placed cache. One of my favorites.

    And Haffy's French's Mountain too! http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache...9-b3a97937dd5c
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    Quote Originally Posted by dubord207 View Post
    An ever growing group of us are going to do the Round Top cache Monday, October 13th. We're shooting for a noon starting time for our ascent. Mapachi, his wife, his daughter, his next door neighbor, his probation officer, dblbogey, maybe hollora and Di and myself are part of the yak train. If any of you are interested in what promises to be a fall-foliage-fun-filled-festive-frolick, let me know.
    which round top?
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    I think I'll enjoy some Round Top ice cream on Monday before they close. Does that count? lol
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    It would be nice to know that some day 35 years from now that I'll be able to retire and be able to go caching in the middle of a work day. Until then, I'm stuck with weekends and anything I can do on an hour lunch break. Enjoy, I'll be the view will be great.
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    It sounds like a lot of fun, but the family and I will be in N. Conway caching the Kangamangus this weekend!! []
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    Sam and I might be there. I am a fair weather cacher on Columbus Day. My Dad lives in Sidney so I will stop and say hi and maybe drag him along.

    See ya'
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    Default Round Top

    . It's in Rome off the Watson Pond road, or in that general area. I think you have done it already. I'm bringing beer in my back pack. You in?


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    which round top?
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  9. 10-09-2008, 02:01 PM #9
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    I was up in Oakland last weekend.

    I should have planned better so I could go too.

    Sounds like a fun outing.




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    Default Columbus Day

    Monday is Columbus Day, a national holiday. Tell your boss to get with the program and come cache with us!

    Quote Originally Posted by masterson of the universe View Post
    It would be nice to know that some day 35 years from now that I'll be able to retire and be able to go caching in the middle of a work day. Until then, I'm stuck with weekends and anything I can do on an hour lunch break. Enjoy, I'll be the view will be great.
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