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 I¹ve
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 you¹re interested in dropping by and seeing if there¹s anything you
might like to buy, it¹ll be from 8am-2pm on the northeast corner of Mill Ave
& Hermosa Dr. In true geocaching fashion, the coordinates are N 33 23.299¹
& W 111 56.354¹
3) I have a Blockbuster cache that I will no longer be able to maintain, so
if anyone is interested in taking it over, I¹d appreciate it. If not, I can
easily archive it.
Now, since it¹s 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 don¹t 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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