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<DIV>Very impressed with your caching ability! You really knocked out some good
ones on your trip in the Yuma area for such a short time. Very well done!! Was
that a Garmin 60CSX you were using??</DIV>
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<DIV>Robert</DIV>
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<DIV>In a message dated 11/28/2006 11:36:09 A.M. US Mountain Standard Tim,
teamninelives@yahoo.com writes:</DIV>
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I have to agree with that now. We just got back from a weekend caching
trip to Yuma and the Salton Sea region, and we were happily surprised at the
caching environment there--we also got stumped by a few different kinds of
hides. If you have an ATV you can get to a bunch more GC's. . . .
That kind of ties into the whole copper sticker thing--have to agree fully
with Nosdoo Tsoh on that issue. If you see what has been done to the
Imperial Dunes you start thinking maybe we just have some zones we give up on
ever restoring. :-(<BR><BR>But yes, spend some time getting those caches at
negative altitude!<BR><BR>Brad<BR>Team Nine Lives</FONT></BLOCKQUOTE></DIV>
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