Oh, please post ALL the cow-chip coords on the public list; I think
that may be valuable info we could all use....! :-)
Brian and Jason, perhaps a section on the website for coord locations,
stats on amounts and chips retrieved, terrain and difficulty levels,
moisture reports???
Sorry, could NOT resist! :-)
Trisha "Lightning"
Prescott
PS, nice to know that the Prescott area is known for it's cow poop.
On Mon, 9 Feb 2004 06:59:58 -0700, Chelby Geiss wrote:
>
> Sorry about being off topic, but I have a plea to make...and since
> caching gets us out and hiking or 4x4ing, hoping someone can help!
>
> I am looking for cow chips. (Yes, let the jokes begin!) For those
> who
> don't know, I fire the pottery I make with cow chips. I am in
> desperate need to do a firing this week. Normally I have a "source"
> up
> in Prescott, but time restraints and a car in need to brake repairs
is
> keeping me from making a chip run. Have any of you run across a
field
> with cow chips near the Phoenix metro area (East valley prefered)??
> Maybe some state land with cows grazing? Or maybe your own cows?
>
> I'm needing about a large trash bag full. Preferably very near a
> trailhead or somewhere I can drive my truck to. I don't want to
have
> to drag a bag of poop 2 miles with little Aiden in his kelty pack on
> my
> back!:)
>
> So if you have coordinates to a spot you know has chips, or know of
a
> cache near cow chips send me a private email (I don't want to clog
the
> list with cow poop posts!)
> And if anyone would like to harvest a bag for me (nice and dry
> please!), I can arrange a pot from this firing in exchange!;)
> Thanks for your help!
> C:)
>
> Chelby Geiss
> Potter/Sculptress
> www.desertsol.com
> chelby@desertsol.com
> 480.671.8763
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