[Az-Geocaching] Jeremy signed it!!and other geo-history stories!!!
Trisha Brasher
trisha at brasher.com
Wed Jun 29 10:13:20 MST 2005
Well, Brian, everyone knows that you are the King of Geo-Geeks! :-)
If I remember correctly, I am lucky to have the one Sand Dollar item. At the time (or one of the times?) they came thru Prescott and left their sig item in a bunch of local caches, a certain team from not around here who will remain nameless came thru soon after and started picking them all up....I contacted them and commented on that behavior and they graciously left a couple for others to collect, including me. I don't know if I am remembering it completely, but that is the gist of the story. So, having ONE "Sand Dollar"when they are relatively scarce is an accomplishment!
Do you have anything signed by Jeremy?? Hm?? "-)
Trisha ~ Lightning
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Casteel" <bcasteel at uccinc.net>
To: listserv at azgeocaching.com
Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] Jeremy signed it!!and other geo-history stories!!!
Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 08:07:50 -0600
>
> Trisha, I think I've one-upped you on the TSD memorabilia. I have
> 2 or 3 variants of his containers/SDs. :)
>
> Brian
> Team A.I.
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Trisha Brasher" <trisha at brasher.com>
> To: <listserv at azgeocaching.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2005 12:37 AM
> Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Jeremy signed it!!and other geo-history stories!!!
>
>
> > I have a "cache larvae" box (plastic index card box painted with
> > geo-cache logo design) signed by Jeremy Irish and his companions
> > from that same trip in 9/01, that I picked up in a cache in Jerome
> > (that no longer exists). I did use some of the cache larvae
> > contents to start another cache, and even sent a piece of a
> > necklace back to Jeremy as an un official TB last year (have no
> > idea where it is....no one has ever emailed me about it as
> > instructed on the card with it....the other half hangs on my rear
> > view mirror)
> >
> > Anyway....it is pretty cool to have some of "geocaching history"
> > for those of us "old timers" who remember the history in the first
> > place! (I started putting caches out in 7/01, but I have moved the
> > originals around and replaced them here and there....however, my
> > first geo-partner, Flash, ("the VooDoos") still has some of his
> > original caches active around Prescott. It's amazing to think it
> > has been 4 years! Flash and I were the FTF on Wyle E's Camp Wood
> > Cache on 7/2/01, that was Larry and Connie's first cache, placed
> > 6/23/01, NW of Prescott up by Juniper Mesa. (GCD81). It was almost
> > a year later until the next finder, LINCOLN....anyone remember
> > him?? found it on 4/17/02.
> >
> > Also, a few on the list will remember CBx2's campout event on the
> > Rim (Aug 11 2001 weekend)....and the "4 team assault" on that Rim
> > RR Depot cache (GC360) on that vertical cliff. Some very nice
> > memories of friends and adventure!
> >
> > Trisha ~ Lightning
> > Prescott Vly
> >
> > PS.....Loran, I still have a Team Sand Dollar "tin" (delicate sand
> > dollar inside) proudly displayed on my geo-trinket shelf, along
> > with a couple kokopelli's (thanks 'Meister'!) and a few other
> > things, next to the box signed by Jeremy. Geez.....what a geo-geek
> > am I!
> >
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Loran Wilcox" <loranwilcox at chartermi.net>
> > To: listserv at azgeocaching.com
> > Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] Jeremy signed it!!!
> > Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 19:07:00 -0400
> >
> >>
> >> Lifesaver was the first cache I ever found. Even have the trade item I took
> >> from it. A pin of a Hot Air Balloon. If my wife only knew them how
> >> addicted I would become I don't think she would have let me by that first
> >> GPS.
> >>
> >> Team Sand Dollar
> >>
> >>
> >> ----- Original Message -----
> >> From: "Roping The Wind" <arizcowboy at hotmail.com>
> >> To: <listserv at azgeocaching.com>
> >> Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 6:16 PM
> >> Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Jeremy signed it!!!
> >>
> >>
> >> >
> >> > :)
> >> >
> >> > Couldnt think of a better subject heading.. so that will have to do. :)
> >> >
> >> > Anyways, I was out caching today up here in Sedona. I was doing a bit > of
> >> off
> >> > roading in my "1 ton of fun" K3500 4x4 truck. Ended up doing some > really
> >> > cool Jeep trails in the area of these two caches....
> >> >
> >> > GC50B
> >> > GCCA8E
> >> >
> >> > This is the kind of caching experience that makes me truly
> >> enjoy the > game
> >> > and the reason why I still play today. The first cache was
> >> kind of > special
> >> > in that it is a really old cache. GC50B was hidden in April of 2001. > The
> >> > cache name is "Lifesaver by Ron Streeter". After driving some decent
> >> Forest
> >> > routes... I parked 500' from the cache for a pleasant hike to the cache
> >> > site. I found the cache easily... as it was just laying under
> >> a tree > with
> >> a
> >> > few branches over it. Yet this cache has survived after all
> >> these > years. I
> >> > guess it is far enough off the roads that no one would probably ever
> >> stumble
> >> > upon it. Although one of the two containers that is at the
> >> cache site > has
> >> a
> >> > plastic lid and it looks like some kind of animal has tried to bite > into
> >> it!
> >> > Although the original container is metal. Anyways, as I was
> >> thumbing > thru
> >> > the logbook... I could not believe my eyes when I saw a log dated > 9-9-01
> >> by
> >> > none other than Jeremy Irish! Team Groundspeak, Inc. There were 4 names
> >> > listed. What a cool log! It says 'first geocache'. But after
> >> checking > out
> >> > his profile... it wasnt his first find. But rather one of the
> >> first 20 > or
> >> so
> >> > caches he ever found. I thought it was really cool seeing his log in a
> >> > logbook. That was the first time I have ever seen his logs before. > Looks
> >> > like he got a few caches in Arizona on that visit. Anyways, after > taking
> >> in
> >> > the moment... I signed my log and I moved on. I then did some really > fun
> >> > Jeep trails and even passed a couple of Jeep tour jeeps going by. They
> >> must
> >> > laugh when they see a big ole 1 ton crew cab truck negotiating the > rocky
> >> > canyon trails! :) Well so far.... I have driven several of the popular
> >> > 'jeep' trails around Sedona and so far there hasnt been an obstacle I
> >> > couldnt negotiate in this big 4x4 truck... and I have only on two
> >> occasions
> >> > had to actually put it in 4wd! :) I thought I might have to today.. > but
> >> > managed in 2wd.
> >> >
> >> > It seemed to take forever to get to the next cache.... GCCA8E. "Robbers
> >> > Roost". I didnt take the roads that the cache description suggests.
> >> Rather,
> >> > I took some Jeep trails over from GC50B. I was just cruising along at
> >> 17mph
> >> > in 2nd gear on the nice 'graded' roads and then just crawling over the
> >> rocks
> >> > in 1st gear while negotiating the back 2 track roads as I made
> >> my way > to a
> >> > parking spot about .30 from GCCA8E. This is one COOL cache. If there is
> >> only
> >> > one cache you do in Sedona... I recommend this one. It is called > Robbers
> >> > Roost because the robbers used to hide out in the wind caves on top of
> >> this
> >> > mountain in the old days. It requires a nice little hike and a decent
> >> little
> >> > climb. But nothing too bad. It was extremely windy today and at times > it
> >> was
> >> > gusting to over 40mph on top of the rock mountain! I took shelter in > the
> >> > caves for a short spell to enjoy the views and then climbed
> >> slightly > down
> >> > the backside to the cache site. This cache does require some careful
> >> > climbing as it is a LONG fall from the cache site! :) I was
> >> very > careful
> >> > not to drop the container! It isnt possible to climb down the
> >> side of > the
> >> > mountain that the cache is on and it would be a very long climb and > hike
> >> > around to get it! You will just have to check this cache out
> >> to see > what I
> >> > mean! :) Anyways, really enjoyed this cache too! If anyone is
> >> up in > Sedona
> >> > this summer.. I recommend this cache. Awsome views and rather
> >> secluded. > I
> >> > hear Jeep tours come out here.. but I didnt see any this far back.
> >> >
> >> > Anyways, that was my day geocaching.... so far! :) Going to go
> >> get > another
> >> > one here shortly! :)
> >> >
> >> > Scott
> >> > Team Ropingthewind
> >> >
> >> >
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