[Az-Geocaching] It...has you.

RAND HARDIN listserv@azgeocaching.com
Tue, 13 May 2003 15:34:18 -0700


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General,

Congratulations on the first-find on "It...has you."  I've been working o=
n it since Sunday.  I have most of the answers but some of the questions =
appear ambiguous and I'm not really sure how he wants us to go about solv=
ing them.   I emailed Brian yesterday requesting clarification but haven'=
t heard back yet.  I was hoping to grab a third-find this morning . . . m=
aybe tomorrow if I can put it all together.

You're right about "It...has you," having you.  It won't let go!  [;)]

Rand (RandMan)    =20
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Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2003 2:34 PM
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Well, here's something...

I got my first first find on Team A.I.'s It...has you.  It was a toughy. =
 It
was such a journey that while telling a friend of mine about it I found
myself making comparisons to The Odessey by Homer.  It was something else=
.
I doubt anyone else will have the same adventure I had because how I did =
it
was extremely unorthodox and I had a mistake in one of my answers thaty I
refused to beleive was wrong.  Made for truely epic adventure.  Anyone do=
ing
this one though will surely love it, then hate it, then love it again.
It...has you really will have you.

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=3D67966

I told the story to Brian.  He seemed to have a laugh.


-T.
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 <DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> <DIV>Congratulations on the first-find on "It...has yo=
u."&nbsp; I've been working on it since Sunday.&nbsp; I have most of the =
answers but some of the questions&nbsp;appear ambiguous and I'm not reall=
y sure how he wants us to go about&nbsp;solving them. &nbsp; I&nbsp;email=
ed Brian yesterday&nbsp;requesting clarification but haven't heard back y=
et.&nbsp; I was hoping to grab a third-find this morning . . . maybe tomo=
rrow if I&nbsp;can&nbsp;put it all together.</DIV> <DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> <DIV=
>You're right about "It...has you,"&nbsp;having you.&nbsp; It won't let g=
o!&nbsp; [;)]</DIV> <DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> <DIV>Rand (RandMan)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbs=
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