Jeepn' Geocachers!!!
12-27-2012, 08:23 AM
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Thought I had.....
Well, I thought I had posted in this thread, but it appears not! Been caching since the Geocaching site first came up, and became a Charter member of Geocacshing.com in August of 2001. Don't have a lot of finds! Started hunting caches with my two youngest kids when I was a single dad and they were still little. Now they're 21 and 19, so I'm on my own now, lol.
Still own and maintain numerous caches, including virtuals (which got outlawed at one point, then allowed, then outlawed, then allowed, etc, etc) which were grandfathered in when they did away with virtual caches. Have virtuals in New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Texas Louisiana, and Florida. Still maintain several physical "ammo-can" caches in Texas. Some of my coastal caches were the first ones on the Texas coast back in the day. Several have been archived thanks to hurricanes not only blowing away the caches, but they blew away the locations!! Ah well, the trials and tribulations of caching on the third coast.
Still enjoy looking for one every once in a while, and soon I'll have 200 finds!! After nearly 12 years, lol. I mainly just like taking care of my caches and traveling to my virtuals to keep them current.
Mac aka Breaktrack (both there, and here).
Still own and maintain numerous caches, including virtuals (which got outlawed at one point, then allowed, then outlawed, then allowed, etc, etc) which were grandfathered in when they did away with virtual caches. Have virtuals in New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Texas Louisiana, and Florida. Still maintain several physical "ammo-can" caches in Texas. Some of my coastal caches were the first ones on the Texas coast back in the day. Several have been archived thanks to hurricanes not only blowing away the caches, but they blew away the locations!! Ah well, the trials and tribulations of caching on the third coast.
Still enjoy looking for one every once in a while, and soon I'll have 200 finds!! After nearly 12 years, lol. I mainly just like taking care of my caches and traveling to my virtuals to keep them current.
Mac aka Breaktrack (both there, and here).
01-11-2013, 05:21 PM
#192
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Originally Posted by 12SilveRR_Bullet
Does anyone know if there are caches near or around Germany?
01-28-2013, 03:37 PM
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Hey Folks! Been Jeeping a while and have been bouncing around this JK forum for a couple of years and just happened upon this geocaching area. Only been geocaching for 6 months or so, but love it. I am located just east of Raleigh, NC.
03-12-2013, 03:44 PM
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Been caching for a few years and have gotten tons of people hooked! Just got me JKU in Jan and can't wait to open it up in the warm weather while out caching!! (aircrew423)
04-08-2013, 01:28 PM
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Jeeps & Geocaching
Jeeps & Geocaching go hand in hand
Just bought my JKU. Can't wait to get back out caching with it. My caching name is 41DMB. Anyone on Long Island that is a cacher would love to know some of the good spots to bring the Jeep & get some.
Cheers.
Lisa
Just bought my JKU. Can't wait to get back out caching with it. My caching name is 41DMB. Anyone on Long Island that is a cacher would love to know some of the good spots to bring the Jeep & get some.
Cheers.
Lisa
07-24-2013, 08:55 AM
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