[GeoStL] Re: cache clean up time
- From: "tnsl" <sydstyr@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2007 23:44:38 -0500
Some people here are better than others at digging holes. I'd be glad to help
you, but sometimes things get too deep.
Nancy
----- Original Message -----
From: Jack Anderson
To: geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 11:24 PM
Subject: [GeoStL] Re: cache clean up time
Timing is everything. Just last weekend I went out and fixed 2 of my micros,
restocked 2 of my regular caches with more swag and replaced the whole wooden
box with some new swag in another of my caches. That's 5 fixed up. Ha,
timing, timing, timing. I'll get to my others over the next few weeks.
Of course none of these are in Whitecliff where the picnic will be, sadly, I
can't find room in the park to put one that is .1 away from everything else. I
have tried, the best area is in the middle of the baseball fields Can I dig a
hole? Does anyone have an invisible sky-hook that I can use? ; - ).
But I am working on something for the picnic that I hope the gang will like.
Glenn <GLNash@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Ya know, I got to thinking. After RGS told me that he has been going
around fixing up a few of his caches in time for the picnic, I thought
it would be a good idea if we all tried real hard to go out and refresh
all our caches around here. As the out of town cachers pick up the pace,
i would think that we would want to have all our stuff looking 100% tip
top shape.
Very often I hear folks come back from trips and comment that it looks
like they never take care of the caches in the towns that were visited.
I would hate to have others say the same thing about us.
For a long time this area attracted many folks just because there were
so many caches of all different types and high quality. Lets try to
make a good impression on the visitors and live up to our reputation.
Thanks,
glenn
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