--- GREGG OBUCH <gobuch@prodigy.net> wrote:
> I had a long go around with "hemlock" in getting our
> latest cache approved.  It took 13 days from first
> submittial.  He didn't respond to the first couple
> of emails we sent to him and today I was thinking
> that if the cache wasn't approved I was writing to
> Jeremy.  Hemlock is located somewhere in northern
> california, and in our case was telling us how
> Arizona, and Tucson in particular needed more
> caches.  I wasn't impressed by his notes or
> attitude.  Okay, enough venting for now.....  he did
> approve our cache today.  (Courage, Service,
> Country...)
>  
> Gregg of MO & GO
>  


::Hanging her head in sorrow and wailing:: WHY... why
do you always make me do MATH???  =-)   Sounds like a
cool cache Dad!  Perhaps 'we' meaning ME can try it
out in a couple of weeks!

All this talk about Hemlock makes me hope when I
finally get around to hiding my first cache I get
somebody else to approve it!  

-As for the article... hopefully somebody will agree
to write another one from our perspective; and the
hardest thing about being 'cache police' sport is that
this is  a personal sport that MOST and not all people
tend to get coords from geocaching.com.   At least we
are upfront and open about our activites and aren't
playing 'underground' or anything.

--did that make sense?? ... =-)

=====
xWaterLilyx & RTF
Team H20
Phoenix, AZ (Ahwatukee)

Geocaching Site:  http://www.geocities.com/xwaterlilyxrtf

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