[GeoStL] Fwd: Cache Lists in Springfield
- From: "Andrew Senger" <asenger@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: "SLAGA Group" <geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2007 03:00:38 -0500
For those of you attending the SLAGA trip to Springfield in October (or
going on your own), Al Turner from the Ozark Mountain Cachers has made some
bookmark lists for the area:
*http://tinyurl.com/29qnfj
*Andrew (yawetag)*
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From: Al Turner <trafftoo@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sep 24, 2007 1:39 AM
Subject: [ozmtngeocachers] Cache Lists
To: ozmtngeocachers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
A while back someone planning a visit to Springfiled ask for suggestions of
caches to do while here. That gave me the idea of making a bookmark list of
some of the really good caches around, but I put it off. Now with the Rolla
cachers comming next month, and fairly frequent visits from other cachers
out of town, I have finally made 2 lists.
1. Springfields Best for Visitors
This list contains caches that I thought were really good. Many are
historical in nature. Others are just clever hides or unique
containers. Most are not too difficult. Only a few would be considered
park n grabs though.
2. Springfield Quick Finds
This list contains mostly quick and easy finds. Not all park n grabs, but
most should only take 15-20 min. A very few might take a bit longer.
I also thought these lists might be useful for new cachers. These lists can
be viewed from my profile page. If anyone thinks of a cache that should be
added to either list, please let me know. I hope these lists are helpful.
Al Turner
Trafftoo
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