Wow, you have a good memory....yeah, I had a cache and log book all
ready to go, and explicitly said on the page that anyone showing up
DID NOT have to help move anything, it was just a way to have a few of
us get together and log a "find" and oh yeah, can you put the couch
there?  :-)
I gave away T-shirts (and bumper stickers?) too, as well as pizza and
sodas, if I remember right, and Cody & Cheryl (CBx2) came and were
invaluable help for me. As a (then) single mother with physical
limitations, it seemed a good way to get people to help (that they
could count as a find!)....guess not!
Trisha "Lightning"
Prescott


On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 08:41:12 -0700, Brian Cluff wrote:

> 
> insomniak@cox.net wrote:
> > I saw the note and wondered if a caching event had to necessarily
> directly involve caching?  (aside from using a GPS to find the
> location.)
> 
> I don't think that the event has to revolve around caching, but we
> know 
> they do draw the line at having the event be a bunch of people to
help 
> you move, like in Trisha's case a couple years ago.  She was going
to 
> have a bunch of goecachers show up and help her move.  They all 
> volunteered to do it before the event cache was put in, but it was
> never 
> approved.  I personally think it should have been.  With the only 
> addition of it having the moving part, everything else about the
move 
> would have resembled a normal event... oh well...
> 
> Brian Cluff
> Team Snaptek
> 
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