[Az-Geocaching] Just curious....this guy gets around

[Trisha]

Hey Gale,
Thanks for the comments...I just thought it was amusing how he got
around.

Looks like another round of T-storms today, I do love the monsoon
season, but hope the electricity stays away. Of course, you folks in
Phx and elsewhere have to deal with the same thing. 

We thought we might have had a more close/direct hit yesterday because
BOTH of our 440-repeaters (Ham radio) that we have at the house were
messed up after the storm, hubby had to do something to fix/adjust
them. But no visible damage, antennas or otherwise.

On another note, we had three fires started up Copper Basin (SW
Prescott area) this afternoon, that they know are arson. They had put
out a description of a suspect and the Posse was on an informal
standby for evac (kinda close to some homes but conditions arent that
bad.) I am mentioning it because when the FS guy gave dispatch the
lat/long of the fire, I looked on my maps and it is VERY close to a
cache of mine...."Barnes and Noble it Aint"!! Guess I'll have to wait
awhile and then go see if I have had another cache get toasted.

Cache maintenance...sheesh!

Trisha "Lightning"
Prescott
Don't mistake my nickname....I'm afraid of it!!


On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 00:08:24 -0700 (PDT), Gale Draper wrote:

After reading his logs, I think he's for real. He seems to live in
Florida and travel perhaps as part of his business (software
engineer). Maybe the Utah/Arizona thing is a vacation. He's logged
TB's in and out of caches which were picked up later on by others so I
think he is just amusing himself while traveling. If my neighbor did
geocaching, he'd rack up a lot of finds elsewhere. He works for Intel 
and travels overseas and all around this country about 1/3 of the year.
 
On the other hand, there is a team in Alaska which logs 2-3 entries
per cache. If we did that, maybe I'd make it onto the first page of
stats....hmmm, getting an idea. (Just kidding, we would never ever
cheat. Where's the fun in that?)
 
I hope you keep safe from the lightning. We saw a house burn in
Chandler after a nearby transformer got struck by a bolt last monsoon
season.
 
Trisha <trisha@brasher.com> wrote:

I am just curious if anybody else thinks this guy travels ALOT.
He'slogged caches from Alaska to Florida and in between.I don't really
care, it's just a curiosity. Take a look at hisprofile/finds and see
if what he is posting is even possible!Trisha
"Lightning"PrescottAlmost HIT BY LIGHTNING today....2 transformers on
fire 2 blocks fromhouse.....Check this guy out:ScottC has logged a
cache on your watch list (Dedication). You canvisit the cache at the
following link:http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.asp?ID=23404User
comments:Thanks for the cache. Like this
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