[GeoStL] Re: Where's all the chatter - GeoWoodstock

I won't be able to attend the KC picnic, but I will be at the SLAGA Summer 
picnic.

I'm really thinking about going to GW6.  The cache page says that it's only one 
day.  Is that correct?  I assume there are non-official events before and 
after.  If possible, could you give me a quick rundown of your itinerary when 
you went to GW5?

My thought is to drive to the event, which can be done in two days, but will 
take three days to account for caching.  Then I'll drive back, but through a 
southern route -- this will allow caching in different states on the way back.

Andrew (yawetag)
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: JimSGreene@xxxxxxx 
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  Sent: Monday, June 25, 2007 11:26 AM
  Subject: [GeoStL] Re: Where's all the chatter - GeoWoodstock


  The Geowoodstock events are a blast, Sarah & I have been to the last 2 and 
had a great time at each. Lots of caches to be found, you'll run into many 
cachers around town, and the picnic is great. There were several other events 
to attend around the area, NC had ones every night. There are organized cache 
runs set up, for NC there was a bookmark list of 100 or so caches that could be 
done in a day. We went with Amanda (BajaClan), Happy Kraut & Brawny Bear, and a 
bunch of Amanda's friends from Northern Virginia on a fun cache run on 
Saturday, We got 61 for the day, they got around 75. The picnic was fantastic, 
packed with cachers, vendors, and families from all over the world. We met some 
cachers from Sweden, and Germany. I saw Peoria Bill, OzGuff, Cheerful78, and 
several others I have heard of before, and was glad to finally meet. Goshhawk & 
Hid Pro Quo were there too. If you can attend next year's GW, or any other 
large cache event, do it, the Kansas City summer picnic is coming up, and is 
also a lot of fun.

  Jim





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