Well I tried to blog on Monday using Picasa. It is a photo program made by Google. When I tried to upload to Blogger I lost connection to my router and Picasa decided to lose my draft. Thanks Picasa.
So anyway Saturday we grabbed 10 caches. First we went for a group of 3 where the first 2 had the coords for the third. It was a pretty nice hike but when we had to go off trail it was some of the most dense woods I have ever been in. That took us about 2 hours, so we ate lunch in the cachemobile. 
After lunch we went for our first multi. It was a nice easy walk through the park. We were on walking trails until the final then we had to go into the woods where there are Lions and tigers and bears, OH MY! Here is a pic of the first stage...
We followed that up with 4 more. All of them were micros. Now I can understand micros in an urban environment, but when you have acres and acres of woods there really isn't a need for micros. Luckily we didn't trade Awesome to those Gypsies for some handmade beads. (those were some SWEET beads) This kid can smell out micros. We were 10 feet from the cache and he is finding these things. At one point we were at GZ and we yelled at Awesome to get out of a tree and help. As he was coming down he finds the cache.
We finished the day out with a couple of Earth Caches. I love these things.
Sunday we also knocked out 2 on the way to Grandma's for Easter.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Goecaching for Days Continued
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4 comments:
Corn Cache. Nice! Speaking of gypsies , do you ever hear from your fourth kid, Frankie, any more? I was just thinking of trying Picasa.
Nice to have a micro sniffing kid. Maybe it's the size. I like the balloon effect on the photos. Did you do that with Picasa? I downloaded it once, but that was on the old hard drive. Gone now!
Hey tinman, are you off the Rogaine, or what?
Gotta agree with you and micros in open acreage. All that open area and someone will place a film canister when they could have hidden an ammo can?
your kids are adorable! three boys! i have a daughter, she's 5 months old. i'm already training her to be a geocacher. :)
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