A modern-day cacher
Mean, mean stride
Today's Tom Salsman
Mean, mean pride
When salsman asked me to hide another cache for him, he pleaded with me saying how much he loves my totally awesome puzzles. Since he's been itching for more Letterbox Hybrids, I figured two birds, one stone! As a reminder, the stamp in the final container is not a trade item. It remains with the Geocache. No ink pad is provided due to the Minnesota winters...
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Assume N44 04.??? W093 29.???
Anyone who knows salsman, knows he loves to paddle! In fact, his hobby of doing so has coined him the nick-name "Tom Salsman" as he is usually floating down a river in some sort of floatation device. Despite Tom Sawyer not really doing so in the books. Salsman began a series of adventures this last year traveling from place to place via the rivers.
First, salaman left Rochester to go to Dawson. He had to stop by and see my relatives there. Afterwards, he then continued on to the Tamarack Swamp for some impromptu hiking.
When he was done with that, he started the second leg of his trip in Fort Mystery. He had a short trip this time to WIG as he was worn out from hiking the past trip.
After some rest, he then began a new journey from Concord on down to Owatonna. There seems to be some new caches for him to find!
Once he got all the caches in town found he decided to celebrate with a trip from Margarita Ville, to E.C. Central, then to Multi Metro for a spell.
After another rest day, he began at Multi Metro, went to E.C. Central, over to Traditional Village, stop by Slidel, back to Traditional Village, then down to Denton to visit an old friend of his.
As the summer came to an end, he figured he could squeeze in one more trip! He began in Prince Ville, headed to Fort Mystery, paddled north to L' Etter Box, then finally down to WIG where he wrapped up the season.
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