Hi folks,

Following in the steps of Frobro Goose, I too am leaving Arizona, just not
for something as noble as military duty in the name of our country.  I want
to officially let you all know that at the end of January, I'm moving to
Istanbul, Turkey for a year to teach English there.  I'm sure some of you
have noticed it in the latest news section of my geocaching.com profile.
This means a few things:

1)  I'm going to miss geocaching in Arizona and all the cool geocachers Iıve
met or communicated with!
2)  I'm selling everything (except my clothes, laptop, and GPS of course!)
and will be having a yard sale the first two weekends (Sat. & Sun.) in
January.  This does include my 2001 Toyota Corolla S with 11, 500 miles on
it.  If youıre interested in dropping by and seeing if thereıs anything you
might like to buy, itıll be from 8am-2pm on the northeast corner of Mill Ave
& Hermosa Dr.  In true geocaching fashion, the coordinates are N 33 23.299ı
& W 111 56.354ı
3)  I have a Blockbuster cache that I will no longer be able to maintain, so
if anyone is interested in taking it over, Iıd appreciate it.  If not, I can
easily archive it.

Now, since itıs a month until I leave, I DO have some geocaching goals as
well!
1. To reach my 100th cache before I leave for Turkey
2. To find all the ³Wyle² Operatives for interrogation and completion of
Catch That Coyote cache
3. To solve the Mission: Almost Impossible cache

Heather (aka Darsantre in her log sigs)
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I am NOT addicted to geocaching.  I can
stop at any time.  Geocaching is not a
way of life for me.  I donıt need to
geocache every day.  I can drive past a
known geocache location without
stopping to search for it.  I am NOT
addicted to geocaching.  Really.
http://www.geocaching.com/
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