[Az-Geocaching] Re: Power Trail not approved!

[Roping The Wind]

>From: Guy Aldrich <graldrich at gmail.com>
>Reply-To: listserv at azgeocaching.com,Guy Aldrich <graldrich at gmail.com>
>To: listserv at azgeocaching.com
>Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] Re: Power Trail not approved!
>Date: Fri, 4 Mar 2005 18:51:59 -0700
>
>Channel surfing was a great multi,My wife and I and The Watcher were
>the only ones to complete it!

There are two multi caches that I particularly enjoyed and remember well. 
The first was one of Libby's. It was a nighttime multi cache run up in 
Anthem, north of Phoenix. It was basically strewn out along the sidewalks 
that run thru the washes between the homes and such. Using a flashlight you 
shined along the path ahead to search for really small stickers that had 
reflective material on them. They were stuck on a tree or sign or something 
at such an angle as to be seen from the previous one and so forth and so on. 
It took, if I recall, about 1 or 1 1/2 hours or so to complete it. At the 
end was a full ammo box that contained lots of nice stuff. Libby did a great 
job on that one. We did it on a very cold December night. I think it was 
around 10pm or so when we started it.

The other one I particulary enjoyed doing was the Arizona Tidbit Quest. This 
is a 7 part multi and each of the first 5 locations actually gives you 
credit for a find (what a wonderful idea!). They are each seperate caches 
and GC#'s. After finding those 5, you had information from each that would 
lead you to the Checkpoint Cache. Another cache and GC# that is worth a 
find. After that... on to the final AZ Tidbit Quest cache. Yet another GC# 
and cache. The last was a full size container. That was is in Tucson and is 
still active as we just completed it a couple of months ago. Great idea for 
a multi cache. Other than those... I dont generally care for multi's. But 
those two were both alot of fun to do!

Scott
Team Ropingthewind