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In a message dated 8/24/07 9:50:04 PM, lmcphee@gmail.com writes:<BR>
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Hi, I am not new to AZ (28 years) but I am new to geocaching. I have been on three "quests" (?) and my friend found two of them. We never found the other one. I have not found one by myself, yet. I also don't know if it is my equipment or my lack of skills. But what I did learn was some of the unique ways the caches are hidden. Maybe we could help each other. I use the name Notso.<BR>
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