snow or rain

[JustKev]

brdad, that might cause shrinkage......

[dubord207]

But that's my father. I have a a more lovable butt, more muscle, less brain and I would always go with something gas powered, like a chainsaw!

As for shrinkage, that's an individual deal largely dependent on genetics and whether or not our Maker gave us a decent start. I'll pass on any "Tiger-like" gossip on that issue.

[shuman road searchers]

Caching . . . I prefer a light rain if I had to choose . . . no digging in snowbanks.

However, this time of year I'm ready for snow . . . since I have a snowmobile . . . no rainmobile . . . to ride.

I have both a rainmobile and a snowmobile. It is called a car!! I have noticed that when it rains my floormats get a little wet but after caching with TRF in the snow I noticed that his floormat in my car had standing water on it!

[TRF]

I dislike caching in moisture that falls from the sky in any of its forms. I dislike it most in the form of snow but only because of the temperature required to make it so. Snow isn't bad it's got more to do with being 48 degrees below 80 that makes it terrible. Fortunately I enjoy caching enough that I'll suffer the weather no matter what.

[cano]

rain or snow is no problem as long it's not mosquitoes

[Mapachi]

rain or snow is no problem as long it's not mosquitoes

DITTO! But add NO TICKS to that!

[vicbiker]

I've had fun caching in both rain and with snow on the ground, caching in an actual snowstorm is something I haven't had much experience with, except possibly the poker run at one of the winter events. That said given a choice I would have to take a warm summer rain over a winter snowstorm.