I believe Brain may have coined a new term that we must be able to use
somewhere...."geocachine"....hmm...that's what I'd call those truly
addicted folks who rack up 60-cache days, cache in terrible
weather...etc....they can't be stopped! They are GEOCACHINES....what
do ya think, um...Larry? Steve? Scott?
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 11:38:01 -0400,
bcasteel@cox.net wrote:
>
> I got a chuckle out of Ken saying it was too hot to cache, since I
did
> an 11 cache day in Superior during 112-degree heat just before flying
> up north for a few weeks. In hindsight, it was damn hot. But I
> decided on being a rebel for the cause of
> geocaching-when-you-shouldn't, and took off for the day. My Camelbak
> was definitely a great tool, and most of the caches are short walks
at
> best. The only cache that was a good 1.07-mile trek in by mtn bike
> was just across from By The Farm (Desert Key GCD85A).
>
> BTW, it's supposed to be 85 here today. :D
>
> Brian
> Team A.I.
>
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