The way I see it, Arizona caches should be more QUALITY, not QUANTITY. If you want me to slap an altoids tin under every car/truck/van/bus/street light/park bench/tree/water fountain/planter, then toss some funds my way and I'll be happy to oblige so we can dwarf Utah by 1000 caches or so. It shouldn't be too hard to abide by the .1 mile rule. Heck, I could probably squeeze 30 caches into Kiwanis Park alone!
A little levity never hurt anyone.
Brian
Team A.I.
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From: Ken Akerman
To:
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Sent: Sunday, September 07, 2003 3:41 PM
Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Gasoline in Payson about 30 cents per gallon cheaper than Phoenix
If you want to get out of the heat and go geocaching in a cooler, scenic area that is not far from the Phoenix area, I recommend traveling up the Beeline Highway (SR 87) towards the Payson area. Payson is only about 60 miles from Fountain Hills and about 75 miles from Mesa. There are many caches near the Beeline Highway between Fountain Hills and Payson, the majority of them less than 1000 feet from a parking area and accessible by 2WD vehicles. There are also more difficult caches if you like longer hikes.
Azcachemeister and I put seven travel bugs in caches near the Beeline Highway and in the Payson area on Saturday, so come and get these travel bugs and move them around. Perhaps the best thing about geocaching in the Payson area is that gasoline is about 30 cents per gallon cheaper there than in the Phoenix area. Azcachemeister and I paid $1.689 per gallon to fill up my SUV prior to leaving Payson Saturday night. Therefore, even if you don't visit many caches, you can at least save some money on gasoline by filling up your vehicles' fuel tank prior to leaving Payson.
Ken (a.k.a. Highpointer)
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