Congrats jombbl!

[hikenit]

Gas to go cross country caching = $10

Something hot to drink after caching in 30 degree weather = 2 bucks

Finding a FTF certificate = just dang priceless



Geocaching, it's everwhere you want to be! ;D

[jombbl]

HeHeHe... winter-time caching apparel is sooo fashionable! Yes'm, caching geeks we are.

We should also include...

More Gas to go Still Waters caching & muddin' on forest roads = $10

Topside & undercarriage car wash for the jombbl-mobile = $8

Hot soup, hot egg rolls, hot fried rice, and hot tea for a couple of cold & hungry cachers = 15 bucks

Frame for our 2nd genuine Hikenit FTF Certificate = 9 bucks

An afternoon in the great outdoors, visiting neat places we had not been to before, and chasing a couple ammo boxes, and bounding around the back roads of a state forest, courtesy of the efforts of Hikenit and AB4N = truly priceless

Only a couple cache finds in an afternoon is pretty small potatoes and probably not worth turning on the GPSr for some folks... and a drive & hike for only a cache or two is not everyone's cup o' tea... but this kind of caching outing suits us pretty well... we enjoy the experiences of where caching takes us more than the number of caches we find.
The Cross Country Caching and Still Waters caches could be included in target-rich caching run of traditionals & micros by making a loop from Chattanooga up over Signal Mountain, and around through Dunlap, Powells Crossroads, Whitwell, Prentice Cooper, and along the Tennessee River back to Chattanooga.

Thanks, Hikenit, and AB4N, for making the day! ;D

[Billy]

Yes Congrats jombbl! Finding a Hikenit cache is always a thrill and the FTF certificates are a very nice reward too! Thanks Hikenit for the great caches!

[AB4N]

jombbl said:

HeHeHe... winter-time caching apparel is sooo fashionable! Yes'm, caching geeks we are.

We should also include...

More Gas to go Still Waters caching & muddin' on forest roads = $10

Topside & undercarriage car wash for the jombbl-mobile = $8

Hot soup, hot egg rolls, hot fried rice, and hot tea for a couple of cold & hungry cachers = 15 bucks

Frame for our 2nd genuine Hikenit FTF Certificate = 9 bucks

An afternoon in the great outdoors, visiting neat places we had not been to before, and chasing a couple ammo boxes, and bounding around the back roads of a state forest, courtesy of the efforts of Hikenit and AB4N = truly priceless

Only a couple cache finds in an afternoon is pretty small potatoes and probably not worth turning on the GPSr for some folks... and a drive & hike for only a cache or two is not everyone's cup o' tea... but this kind of caching outing suits us pretty well... we enjoy the experiences of where caching takes us more than the number of caches we find.
The Cross Country Caching and Still Waters caches could be included in target-rich caching run of traditionals & micros by making a loop from Chattanooga up over Signal Mountain, and around through Dunlap, Powells Crossroads, Whitwell, Prentice Cooper, and along the Tennessee River back to Chattanooga.

Thanks, Hikenit, and AB4N, for making the day! ;D

Cool! Glad that you all enjoyed the day and the caches. I have a couple more caches planned for that neck of the woods, so keep your eyes open. I will put advanced notice here one the board too.

[TeamBearCat]

Hear, Hear! Yep, the caches that are off-pavement and have to be hunted afar are definitely rewarding! Maybe there should be prizes and awards for the number of miles driven (and miles hiked!) to get to a cache, instead of just the number of caches found!! ;D

Fashion ? What's unfashionable about jeans? That's about as classic all-Amercan style as it gets!

We have yet to snag a Hikenit FTF cert, but we're hopeful! Meanwhile, we look forward to meeting and hiking/caching with y'all in person sometime soon! (Have you been to Rock Town, here in N GA??) Also, Thanks to AB4N, we have some new ammo-boxes, just waiting for a nice spot 'way off the beaten path!!

Team Bear-Cat

jombbl said:

An afternoon in the great outdoors, visiting neat places we had not been to before, and chasing a couple ammo boxes, and bounding around the back roads of a state forest, courtesy of the efforts of Hikenit and AB4N = truly priceless

Only a couple cache finds in an afternoon is pretty small potatoes and probably not worth turning on the GPSr for some folks... and a drive & hike for only a cache or two is not everyone's cup o' tea... but this kind of caching outing suits us pretty well... we enjoy the experiences of where caching takes us more than the number of caches we find.
The Cross Country Caching and Still Waters caches could be included in target-rich caching run of traditionals & micros by making a loop from Chattanooga up over Signal Mountain, and around through Dunlap, Powells Crossroads, Whitwell, Prentice Cooper, and along the Tennessee River back to Chattanooga.

Thanks, Hikenit, and AB4N, for making the day! ;D

[hikenit]

We have yet to snag a Hikenit FTF cert, but we're hopeful!
Team Bear-Cat

Ahhh, but very soon you will get the chance.