I might be interested in doing this, however, I agree
with one of the other respondants that it might be
better to have a small group leading the siminar. It
would also be a good idea to have someone there with a
computer (or get REI to set one up) so that we could
display the various web sites. Maybe someone from
Snaptek?
Bob
--- Darren Johnson <
greyseer@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> I attended the GPS seminar on Tuesday, mostly in the
> hopes of meeting some
> of the other cachers here on the list.
> Unfortunatly, I never saw the
> message about the West of the Pecos meeting in time,
> otherwise I would have
> known that most of the people would have been there
> (and would have went
> there instead). Ce la vie.(sp) I did have a chance
> to meet Ken aka
> Highpointer, and had a great chat with him. Did
> anyone else manage to make
> it, and we just missed meeting?
>
> On another note. The gentleman who is in charge of
> the seminars over at
> REI would be very interested in getting someone to
> host a few Geocaching
> seminars. He and I talked for a time and I was told
> that they are
> constantly fielding questions about it. The people
> at REI who know someting
> about geocaching have only been doing it for a short
> time so he wants
> someone with a good deal of experience to run the
> seminars. I have no idea
> if they pay, but I would think that shouldn't
> matter. I told him that there
> are some very qualified people on this list who I
> think would do a fine job.
>
> The gentleman's name is Paul Reinshagen and his
> e-mail is preinsh@rei.com
> and is VERY interested in having somebody contact
> him.
>
> Darren Johnson
> Team Imperial Eagle
>
>
>
>
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