Need a point of clarification...
Your husband is:
A) A non-cacher, but he's friendly
B) unfriendly to caching (and by association, cachers)
Tim
Team AZFastFeet
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Date: 2005/07/06 Wed PM 02:35:45 EDT
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Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Oregon trip
Hi everyone! It took me about 2 hours to get through all of my listserv messages, but I finally made it! I just got back from a trip to Oregon last night (with my non-caching friendly husband) and had to tell you about the difference in caching between there and here. I only got to do two caches while I was up there, but extremely beautiful landscapes. GPSR was all over the place because of the trees and rocks and hills and stuff. I was near one and stopped and watched the coordinates go up by about 30 points before they finally stopped! CRAZY! Unfortunately, I only got to drop about half of the TB's that I took with me. I guess 4wheelingmirage and I are gonna have to take a roadtrip this weekend to get rid of the rest! Here are the links to the two that I visited. I just thought that in the heat of summer, you might like to look at some pics of some nice cool places :D
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?pf=&guid=2ad7d25f-328b-4f93-b876-5e7a3a1048b8&decrypt=y&log=&numlogs=
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=946383a8-22dc-4c8d-9039-f523f0e3be07
I'll probably add some more pics to it later after I get the rest off of the laptop. These I added while in a hotel room in San Diego. Notice my logs about how not so easy the climb was! Apparently I chose the wrong ones or people in Oregon are in better shape than I, cuz a terrain of 1.5 is sure different between there and here!
Crystal
HinkleHouse
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