Geocache maintenance day

**McClef** · 28th September 09, 03:04 AM

Geo Caching certainly seems to be an interesting activity!

**David Dalglish** · 28th September 09, 05:50 AM

A guid time was had by all, I hope.

**Inchessi** · 28th September 09, 05:58 AM

Geocache is one of my addictions. Whenever I go on travel, I go to the website, and get the closest 10 points. Cool Picks!

**GMan** · 28th September 09, 09:52 AM

I'm moving, you guys are having way too much fun.

**Alan H** · 28th September 09, 11:43 AM

Looks like fun... a lot more fun than what I had to do, yesterday afternoon.

Nice to see Gene in his Lord of the Isles kilt, too.

**The F-H.C.A.G.** · 28th September 09, 06:58 PM

It was a glorious day. We got a new bird!

Kent called them "suet birds" because they come to the suet feeder in the backyard, and I told him they were white breasted nuthatches, which we already had, but I wasn't 100% sure, so I looked them up when I got home and they are actually Pygmy Nuthatches. Woo hoo! Now we are at 95 birds!

Jamie may have some photos to post as well, but our computer is having some issues, so we'll see if that happens tomorrow.

Thank you so much, Madalyne and Kent, for hosting such a pleasant afternoon.

Be well,

Star

**Mike in Dayton** · 28th September 09, 08:58 PM

Now that is the way to Geocache, i.e. in a kilt. There are two of us in this part of Ohio doing so.

Bad me however. I have let the summer go without doing much geocaching. I missed a good chance at "first to find" when someone placed a new cache 200 feet off the end of my driveway. I still have not walked across the street to log it.

I am normally in my Amerikilt or Utilikilt when hunting for them.

Mike

**Kiltboy** · 29th September 09, 07:51 AM

Great pics. Thanks for sharing. I love geocaching myself. Especially when visiting other cities. And always in a kilt!

**Santa Kona** · 29th September 09, 07:56 AM

Looks like a fun day had by all.

**sathor** · 30th September 09, 05:13 AM

Originally Posted by Mike in Dayton

Now that is the way to Geocache, i.e. in a kilt. There are two of us in this part of Ohio doing so.

Bad me however. I have let the summer go without doing much geocaching. I missed a good chance at "first to find" when someone placed a new cache 200 feet off the end of my driveway. I still have not walked across the street to log it.

I am normally in my Amerikilt or Utilikilt when hunting for them.

Mike

I might take it up, now that I know I can buy handheld gps units from walmart, they sit there mocking me and calling out to me. I also have a suspicion they might fit in my SWK cargo sporran.