Fwd: [Az-Geocaching] Request for a geocaching speaker

[Trisha]

Hi Gale,

I certainly understand! And thanks for responding and letting me know
that the list is working and you all aren't unconscious from heat
stroke! (Plus, Shy folks need not apply! :-)

But I KNOW for a FACT that there are a number of very UN-SHY active
geocachers who could light up the room with their quick wit and
extensive knowledge. (NO, Brian, don't come back from Montana and
amaze and confound everyone with your computer-ese speak, we need
someone who speaks ENGLISH :-) 

C'mom, put away the humble pie, admit you are the hottest speaker
since Dan Quayle and step up, we already know how good you are!

Trisha



On Sun, 8 Aug 2004 19:47:37 -0700 (PDT), Gale wrote:

Im extremely shy Trisha, I would faint speaking in front of a crowd.
And as a primarily urband micro geocacher, Im not sure I would be the
proper one to speak to them. Im sorry.Trisha <trisha@brasher.com>
wrote:
Hey PHOENIX! YoooHooooo~ ya guys awake down there or are ya all
insiesta mode from the heat?I posted the note below a couple days
ago....surely amongst all thevariety of active cachers you have in the
valley there must be someonewho would enjoy attending and speaking at
this OHV/Ham club. Thismight be a group that someone would like to
join, too!Anyone?? It's just too far for Dan and I to go; we have
spoken up herein Prescott.Trisha "Lightning"Prescott Vly------- Start
of forwarded message -------From: "Trisha" Date: Fri, 06 Aug 2004
09:16:26 -0700 (MST)Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Request for a geocaching
speakerTo: listserv@azgeocaching.comHI everyone,While at the Hamfest
in July in Williams, we had the pleasure ofmeeting a couple of
geocache!
rs at a
 cache. One (or both?) is/are anactive Ham radio operator and my
impression was that both were fairlynew cachers.We received this
request for someone from Phx/East Valley to come totheir OHV club to
give a presentation on geocaching, this sounds likea group that
combines Offroading and Ham radio? Below is his request,is anyone
interested? I can hook you guys up via email if you are.Request from
James:Do you know anyone nearby (East Valley) that could do a
presentationon Geocaching for my OHV club in September? Between a half
hour andfull hour can be used. If not someone around here, then
someone whowouldn't mind traveling. Maybe the two of you would be
interested, butunfortunately we don't have an expense fund for travel
andaccommodations. A little background: Mesa 4 Wheelers is the longest
running 4 WheelDrive club in the state and meets every third Friday
evening at Brownand Brown Chevrolet i!
n
 downtown Mesa. I understand we hold the OHVclub record for highest
count of Amateur Radio Operators in Arizona.Best regards,James
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