[GeoStL] Re: Next Weekend's 101?

Sara,

I know last week there were only 8 signed up but it really seems to pick up the 
final week. I tried to check on Friday but he was taking a vacation day so the 
calls just go into his voice mail. There was a mention of it in the Fri or Sat 
sports section of the Post so that always acts as a good reminder.

Last Spring we had 30 and they had to stop accepting anyone because we didn't 
have the room. Then last fall we opened it up to 50 and we had maybe 20 because 
it was a cold rainy day. This Sat. it's supposed to be partly sunny and 60 
degrees, so hopefully we'll have a good turnout.

We'll have 3 different areas for the outdoor session. The A part will be easy 
and along a easy trail, good for small children. Area B will be just slightly 
off the trail but nothing difficult, and area C will be all off trail but still 
not that difficult. We'll also have a micro cache, traditional cache and a 
multi cache, all which you can log and get your "find" count updated on 
geocaching.com. 

The existing 12 caches will be available for anyone wishing to cache in the 
afternoon, but some can take several hours to do.

Hope to see you and the "monster" on Saturday.


Rich (RGS)
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Sara Carter 
  To: geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2004 7:36 PM
  Subject: [GeoStL] Next Weekend's 101?


  Any update on how many are expected to participate?  I plan on calling my 
registration in tomorrow I think.  Looking forward to meeting some people.  I 
shouldn't be too hard to find, just look for the girl w/a small 4 year old, 
blond haired, blue eyed MONSTER.

  Sara

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