Many years ago Pa served in the USN. While in the service he found that one of the favorite ways to pass the time, second only to poker, was to play cribbage. I spent the vast majority of my time at sea but occasionally while going through some training program I was shore based. this was just short of heaven as I lived in barracks with a regular bunk bed and could take showers that you didn't have to worry about water usage. Even the pavement didn't move. You could also make trips to "town" in the evenings.
However there was one particular weekend where I was not allowed to leave the barracks. The exact reason why I couldn't' leave the barracks should be of no real interest to the geocaching community so I will skip those details as it won't help solve the puzzle or find the cache.
I got together with my partner in crime...errr, I mean fellow sailor and we decided to play 100 games of cribbage in a row to burn up some time. So with a sore butt, glazed eyes, befuddled brain and cramped fingers we did indeed play 100 games in a row without even stopping to eat. To this day whenever I play cribbage that interesting time runs back through my memory. Hopefully you won't get caught up in the game that much. BYOP
TWO DOWN, NINETY EIGHT TO GO !
