[Az-Geocaching] I'm Heading East

[Steven Stringham]

I will do what I can. I need to get waaaaaaay over to the other side of
town to get the stack of bugs in that cache (I am a west sider). But, I
had hoped to get to get some from there.

Ok,
Speaking of which, why did AZC shut down his TB cache. It was near the
airport, and it was great. Is he stopping his caching? I really got
worried when I read the closing of the 04/04/04 cache.

> Steven,
>         I have a travel bug that is going to Michigan.  You would be
> getting
> it a lot closer if you took it with you. It is in the NO, MINES THE
> BIGGEST!....(Hello Again) cache.  It is the Coyote (Sand Dollar - Silver
> #1)
> travelbug.  Would greatly appreciate any help you could give!
>
> Gordon
> Coyote1022
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: az-geocaching-admin@listserv.azgeocaching.com
> [mailto:az-geocaching-admin@listserv.azgeocaching.com]On Behalf Of
> Steven Stringham
> Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2004 5:58 PM
> To: listserv@azgeocaching.com
> Cc: listserv@azgeocaching.com
> Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] I'm Heading East
>
>
> I am taking a family trip, by car, to Illinois at the end of the month. I
> am hoping to find caches in every state that I visit. I too am hoping to
> take as many TBs as possible, and bring back a bunch.
>
> States to traveled: New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, Iowa,
> Nebraska, Wyoming, Utah. (not Colorado - just not on the road I am
> traveling - but all around it!).
>
> Anybody got any for me?
>
> Steven Stringham
> StringCachers
>
>> Ok, so I just checked.  One wants to get to Georgia, another wants to
>> get
>> to
>> Disneyworld and then to Aurora, IL.  Taking them with you would
>> certainly
>> get them close to their destination.
>>
>> Brian
>> Team A.I.
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "HighwayHavoc" <highwayhavoc@yahoo.com>
>> To: <listserv@azgeocaching.com>
>> Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 6:29 AM
>> Subject: [Az-Geocaching] I'm Heading East
>>
>>
>>> OK Folks! I've been out here in the Phoenix area for two years now
>>> (third summer coming up), and this dry heat isn't working for me. I
>>> figure I'll head on over to Georgia for the summer where it's not
>>> only hot but MUGGY!
>>>
>>> Actually that's not the whole truth. I really don't mind (I even
>>> enjoy) the dry heat here, but I finally got myself employed -
>>> meaningfully employed, that is! I'll be heading east to work an
>>> internship as a hydrologist with the USGS (that'd be the Geological
>>> Society). I say "work", but I don't consider tramping through the
>>> swamps and streams, playing tag with the gators, work at all. I
>>> reckon it'll be a hoot!
>>>
>>> Bottom line is, if there are any travelling bugs that need to shake
>>> off the webs and get moving, I believe I still have some space in the
>>> car for 'em. I might have to shove them into the headlights, but
>>> it'll be cozy in there.
>>>
>>> Last thought (actually, there's never a last thought): when the
>>> "Shock Johnson" cache owner left town, I took custody of the cache,
>>> but now the little doo-dad has turned up missing. I've been somewhat
>>> leery about replacing the cache, simply because it is on private
>>> property and it's not clear to me whether permission was given to
>>> initially place the cache. After attempting to communicate with the
>>> homeowners association and not receiving any info that I can work
>>> with, I've decided to archive the cache.
>>>
>>> Mark A. Pedersen
>>>
>>>


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