[Az-Geocaching] AZ has own cache reviewer

[Gale]

Said person is also silent on this matter (if we are talking about the same person...since I know nothing about Dana axles). He would be a good approver. Im still thinking it is either Tierra Buena or this relocated jeep person.

George Harris <george at customcals.com> wrote:Hmmm....I think the only thing we can be certain of is that our new reviewer is a member of the list and is quick to respond to requests.
 
It is my personal opinion that the reviewer is a male and does not live within the state of Arizona.  Have you guys seen something I've missed that says the reviewer actually lives in Arizona?  The only thing I've read is that Arizona now has our own reviewer.
 
I would think if the reviewer actually lived in Arizona, that would give that individual a great advantage in "solving" the many puzzle caches we tend to have frequently popping up.  For this reason alone, I feel that our beloved ShadowAce would be ruled out as an option.
 
Setting aside the whole feminine fertility thing and looking at the rest of the description of Armetis, I can think of a particular individual who is in God's wilderness country whose main vocation is to roam mountain forests and hunt (for caches).   This particular individual is also very knowledgeable regarding the rules of Geocaching and always abides by them, and is also very familiar with Arizona.  This individual is extremely cordial, well spoken, and frequents this list.  As George mentioned earlier, Artemis may have a Dana 35 rear axle with a Lock-Right in it, and possibly one in the front Dana 30 as well.
 
Hmmmmm...who does this describe??
 
~ Jalene
Team Dodge Podge
 
 
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Problably not Tamo. He's been pretty busy lately, and he and I discussed a new cache recently, and he was surprised about the new approver. 

So, what do we think we know:
Female?
Local cacher.
On the list.
>From Arizona.
Quick to respond to requests (Hooray!).

Not Graldrich or wife. 

LazyK (or wife), or AJ.JR? 

Now there's a thought. AJ.JR. Very active, very knowledgeble. Very nice. But, very willing to abide by the rules....


Gale wrote: Tamo?
 
After all the guesses, then will you tell us? I promise not to badger you about cache approvals.

Artemis Approver <artemis_approver at yahoo.com> wrote:
I have toyed with the idea of introducing myself, but
it is much more enjoyable to listen to the guesses.



  


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