2 new ones, stepping my game up a little

[Ozz]

The lonely cache in the woods
No one visited, no one wrote or called. I had to resort to hiding in the woods all alone, to get people to visit me.
It’s nice when people come, they are all excited to see me, they smile and say, “There you are!” I feel all warm and fuzzy then.
The activity and excitement is so nice, but then they leave and I am all alone again.
I guess it’s worth it being a cache in the woods, with the bugs and Ticks, at least I get company sometimes.
But I am still lonely…





Rock Cache and Lonely cache in the making:


https://picasaweb.google.com/Jimsue1...eat=directlink





The rock cache hasn’t been put out yet

[DQDick]

You are becoming the Van Gogh of the Geo set. Wait, stop, leave your ear alone!

[pineranch]

Must be the freon pipe!!!!!!!

[patbarton]

You are pushing this hobby to the limit. Better not leave your name & address in any of these!

When my brother comes to visit later this summer I made him promise he'd take me out geocaching.

[Ozz]

I really think you will enjoy it. Many people do it, most enjoy finding them I think, but I actually enjoy figuring out enjoyable 'hides' for cachers, This latest walnut limb I put out has had no feedback, I imagine a few have tried but couldn't find it. They are supposed to log DNF, did not find, but many don't log it, I noticed a whole page (around 25 people) have looked the cache page. The hardest (hide) you can log is a '5', this is a 5.
Some people love the hard ones, I guess the past day has just attracted the light-weights..
Oh, Pat, you meet great Peeps also, you might meet someone special?

[nailbender]

Ozz, Papa Beav and I found a cache today with a lot of help from the cache owner that we would have never fund otherwise. Not going to tell you what it is. Will place one like it next year when in AZ and will see if you can find it while we are looking for your caches.

We are on our way home from doing the ET Series caches around Area 51 in NV. Did all 1500 plus the space ship which was only 46. We also picked up a few more in other areas. In 7 days, found over 1700 total. Hard part now is to get them all logged.

[Ozz]

Don, That seems super-human! great job, is that a record? You guys are really serious cachers, have fun and stay safe out there.

[nailbender]

That is a record for me, real sure I will never get that many again. Most of the caches were 500' apart and our record time between caches was 26 seconds, average time was around 50 seconds. Good thing you didn't hide them, we would be months or years looking.

[Ozz]