I figured I'd start a new series about the local geocachers in the area that I'm friendly with. It's worth noting that these are in no particular order, and there's not much rhyme or reason to what or whom I include, so please don't be offended if you have or don't have a geocache named after you. We'll see how many I write depending on how long it takes me to get bored of producing the nonsense you will be experiencing in the descriptions of these geocaches. Also, for what it's worth, I finally started using a GPS for these instead of my iPhone so no complaining if the coordinates are awful. Blame my Oregon.
I enlisted PrincessGeoCourt to provide this profile since she's spent more time with Ms. A and Ms. C than I have. I also figured Kellie and Tony wouldn't mind if we spent this one profiling the GeocachingSisters rather than the Glamping Cousins.
"The geodragon wanted to find geocaches with them [the GeocachingSisters101] but they stopped for a minute and they found another dragon and a dinosaur that liked geocaching and it was so fun that they even found it and it was so fun and it was not really a geocache; it was treasure. It was so golden. They couldn't even pick it up. They loved geocaching. They shouted Geosisters Go! Geosisters Go! It's one nice thing. [Starts singing] They all like geocaching.They all shouted go. Geocaching. Go! I don't care. They like to geocache. They hit their hands. [Continues singing and starts shaking and swinging necklace that she got from a geocache early in the day.] Let's do a fishing story."
Ok I'm exhausted but you get the point.