[GeoStL] Re: Today
- From: Jim Everman <everman@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 05 Jul 2004 09:37:39 -0500
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Judi F wrote:
> Ok, I guess I'll say it. I'm a Wuss. The storm warnings are still in the
> area although it looks better. Everything will be wet and muddy. This
> looks like a better day to be 'cashing' (shopping).
>
> I guess the murder will be unsolved by me. I wouldn't have been able to do
> the bonus anyway if Amanda's description was accurate about the terrain.
>
> I guess I'll pass on today. Thanks for putting this together though, Sara.
> Perhaps another time.
I believe her description was accurate. A bit over a mile hike and
there are hills involved. I did it when the coordinates for WP1 were a
bit off and didn't find WP1. You can make a pretty good guess without
one clue, but when I saw where it was heading I elected to not do that
hike on a guess. I prolly would have been FTF if I had.
That being said, I think you could still do it if you don't mind
walking in the wet woods. You would have to be a bit choosy about the
course you take to the final, but a hint about not leaving the trail
until the top of the ridge might help.
Pity about not being able to do it.. I think the Bear's Murder
Mysteries are some of the most interesting caches I've done.
Geo Jim
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