Any Geocachers?



Should be an event on NAUCC, UNICON and especially BUC!

P.s. I did not change my user cp (location) for this post.


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Tim wrote:
> *I want to get a GPS device what kind do you have or suggest? *

Check out this past thread on GPS units: 'GPS for unicycling?'
(http://tinyurl.com/3cj4c)

The 'Garmin eTrex Legend' (http://www.garmin.com/products/etrexLegend/)
is a good choice for a mapping GPS that you can take along while
unicycling, bicycling, or hiking. But non-mapping GPS units are less
expensive. You just have to figure out what features are important to
you and what features you need.


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I've done a couple, it's a lot of fun. But one of them in my area is
gone, I think.... I spent about an hour searching, and it's just not
there. Darned Geocache.


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We've done several. Its been a while, but I think I'm Memphis Mud over
there too.

There are tons around our area. Out on the trails, in town, downtown.

Keep looking James Potter. People have gotten very good at hiding them.
One of my favorites is a MicroCache that is only 1/2 inch x 2 inch x 2
inch pill box hidden in a crack of the floor of the gazebo where the
band plays on the 4th of July. Right under their noses.

The have a term they use that I think we could easily adopt. They stole
it.

"Muggles" are non-geochachers. (Or non-unicyclers?). We unicyclers
mingle freely amongst the general population and they don't have a clue.
(unless you're ON your uni at the time, thats a pretty good clue)

If you don't know what a Muggle is, call me when you get back from the
Moon.;)


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