[GeoStL] NGR: geocaching Digest V7 #142 -- now: spurtle hunt

Yeah ..  that's it!

Apparently "The Hunt for the Spurtle" was quite the adventure for all involved. 
So much so, they called home so the spurtle maker could speak with me. I was 
honored. I've never been singled out to be spoken to by a maker of a spurtle.  
He said everyone was up in arms in search of the elusive spurtle. He said the 
reports were that spurtles were searched for from vendors near and far -- and 
no one even knew what it was LOL. He reported that there were rumors the King 
and the members of the  court  were  looking for "my" spurtle. 
 
He wanted to know what was my spurtle-need  motivation. I told him I wandered 
on to his page from the Ren Faire page, came across the "spurtle" and that not 
only did this seem like a really fun word to say, but it appears to be 
something every household should have ;so,  I called my daughter and told her 
not to come home without the perfect spurtle.  He assured me it's happening.  
There was also talk of a "Spurtle Success Group Picture".  (I know you can't 
wait ..  can you?)

Nancy



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  From: Laura DeWeese 
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  From: geocaching-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
[mailto:geocaching-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of tnsl
  Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 12:49 PM
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  Feel free to look for my group. Tell them, "Your wife sent us".  

   

  Also, could you tell them to bring me back a couple of spurtles -- I've 
decided I need these. I've tried to call them to send my daughter on a "spurtle 
hunt" but they aren't answering...   Oh ..  and could you also tell them I 
really AM cleaning the house and closet and I'm really NOT hanging out online 
all day enjoying my house and my laptop alllllllllll  to myself. 

   

   

  My husband, Tom, is rather tall and rather gray hair. The last I saw him he 
was wearing a Stihl hat, blue jean shorts and some kind of shirt. My blonde 
daughter is ten and also very tall --   especially compared to the too extra 
petite girls she's with. She is in a long skirt, vest, shirt. (and I'll assume 
no one will attempt to kidnap her based on my descriptions -- they've been 
studying survival all year and she pretty much has the "run, scream and act 
like a complete crazy person down pat!)  The other dad may be dressed up black 
pants and puffy shirt. If you see a tall, large someone wearing blue jean 
shorts who appears to be mocking a shorter dark-haired-dressed-up someone -- 
that would probably be our group.  Tom responds well to the hard apple cider. 

   

  Nancy

   

   

    ----- Original Message ----- 

    From: thistle coney 

    To: geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 

    Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 12:30 PM

    Subject: [GeoStL] Re: geocaching Digest V7 #142

     

    Went last weekend, and going next weekend. Garbed, of course! Going as a 
mundane just isn't as much fun. Its like going without a GPSr when you know 
there is a cache right in the parking lot: it just isn't done! Where are folks 
meeting? We need to meet up with another group, too.

    -Thystle

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    geocaching Digest Fri, 23 May 2008 Volume: 07 Issue: 142

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