As of yesterday, the world-wide Geocaching community has a brand new member: JohnnyCache316. I had the privledge of joining three veterans in this wonderful sport for a day of sun-filled geocache hunting all around Whidbey Island. We had a list of 11 possible caches... attempted 8, and only found 6. But I think I have found an exciting new hobby to share in with local friends and family. For those of you who are already plugged in, any recommendations as to a good, basic, cheap hand-held GPS unit? I have never had such a great time blazing through dog parks, walking across snake-filled muddy roads, searching around park bushes, and laying on my stomach looking under stone-fashioned Flintstone cars ("Flintstone Park" in Oak Harbor) for film canisters and ammo boxes. God bless the inventor of this incredible summer sport!
Monday, March 20, 2006
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As of yesterday, the world-wide Geocaching community has a brand new member: JohnnyCache316. I had the privledge of joining three veterans in this wonderful sport for a day of sun-filled geocache hunting all around Whidbey Island. We had a list of 11 possible caches... attempted 8, and only found 6. But I think I have found an exciting new hobby to share in with local friends and family. For those of you who are already plugged in, any recommendations as to a good, basic, cheap hand-held GPS unit? I have never had such a great time blazing through dog parks, walking across snake-filled muddy roads, searching around park bushes, and laying on my stomach looking under stone-fashioned Flintstone cars ("Flintstone Park" in Oak Harbor) for film canisters and ammo boxes. God bless the inventor of this incredible summer sport!
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Nice work Dave. This the beginning of your doing and eco challenge! By the way: Looking lean and happy in this photo. Way to go there to. Mark
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