Went and found one of his older ones today, GC25D9, very nice. Earlier 
this morning I discovered I had bookmarked the adoption utility 
<http://www.geocaching.com/adopt/> at GC.com. Although maintenance on my 
existing caches is beginning to be a problem, I /*might*/ adopt a few of 
his...

Team Tierra Buena wrote:
> If you've ever done a cache hidden by Puz-Zel, you are probably a 
> "fan" of his work. They're usually somewhere between a nice little 
> walk and a good hike, and the containers are always original. For an 
> example, see the picture at "Look across the street" (GCDF04) at 
> *http://tinyurl.com/s8j58*. But what you'll also see in the 
> description of that cache is that Puz-Zel is going to be archiving all 
> of his caches in the months to come as he retires from the game.
>  
> I think these caches are too good to lose. I've swapped emails with 
> Puz-Zel, and he agreed to let me post this information here on the 
> listserv to see if anyone would be interested in adopting any of them 
> (I've put in for "I-10 Traveler" and "No dancing here"). I've also 
> created a bookmark list of all of Puz-Zel's hides, including the ones 
> already archived, in case you have a favorite and he'd be willing to 
> resurrect it. You'll find a link to the bookmark list at the cache 
> page above, or you can go to it directly if you're logged in: 
> *http://tinyurl.com/glcro**. *He has caches all over the state.
> ** 
> If you want to adopt any of these caches contact Puz-Zel directly 
> through his profile page on gc.com. I hope you'll consider helping to 
> keep these excellent caches active.
>  
> Steve
> Team Tierra Buena
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