"Those days, you had to drive many miles across town to find one cache."
I bet it was all up-hill both ways too. lol just messing with ya. We've only been in the game a little over a year (and I know it had already changed so much) but even we have noticed certain things that have changed. But hey, things never seem to be the same after that first time. I can remember all the excitement Heather and I had on our first day of caching (we found 10 that day without a GPS unit), it was such a rush!
And then we had to make our way back up the hill through 10 inches of snow, barefoot, and no coats. Ahhh... the good old days.
Jared
Roping The Wind <
arizcowboy@hotmail.com> wrote:
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Team Cache-Quest
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Fri, 1 Mar 2002 07:13:59 -0700
Congratulations to our two newest members!
I wasn't going to vote Scott (Ropingthewind) into the club until he found
the Water Ranch cache, but I see he finally got the right 'marks' so the
passes the test. ;-)
Jerry
Team Cache-Quest
----- Original Message -----
From: "Darren Johnson" <>
To:
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 11:28 PM
Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Break out the club jackets
>
>Looks like the 100+ caches club has two new members.
>
>Team Sand Dollar and Team Ropingthewind.
>
>As I look at the stats too, it seems that Ropingthewind also has the most
>caches for Febuary and the most ever done in a month. Congratulations.
>
>Congratulations to both of these teams for getting to that august 100
mark.
>It certainly takes a lot of work to get there....my hats off to both of
>them.
>
>
>Darren
>Team Imperial Eagle
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Wow. Does this all bring back some memories! I happened to do a search on
Google and a link to this page came up. "the big 100 mark". Wow, and we used
to think that was a big thing to get to 100. Back in 2002, it did indeed
take alot of hiking and traveling around to find 100 caches. Today, you can
find 100 caches in a day... without leaving the east valley (and probably
the air conditioned comfort of your car!). Those really were the days. Every
cache find was a quality cache and with each one, I couldnt wait to get into
the outdoors and find another one. Those days, you had to drive many miles
across town to find one cache. There were no 'questionable' caches in terms
of location and private property issues and police questioning what you were
doing and all that stuff!
Like everything else.. this game has really changed over the years!
Scott
Team Ropingthewind
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