Woohoo

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Found while geocaching with mijkie.

Found easily, Clearly visible.

found today posting photo

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Found while geocaching.

Found while at three corners.

Found while at the Texhomex virtual geocache

Discovered this benchmark while geocaching

On a Texas Panhandle county run.

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Found while caching.

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Texhomex benchmark

Texhomex benchmark

Found on Oklahoma county cache run.

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Found whilst visiting the Virtual Cache located here

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The mark is buried, and now even the survey sign post is gone. But I'm logging it anyway...

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Big pile of dirt where the survey sign should be

A fun stop after a short drive down a dirt road

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Texhomex

Found while geocaching in the area!

My husband spotted this one easily while in the area for a virtual cache.

I was here for the virtual so I’ll kill the two birds with one stone and log this one also.

Thanks for the smiley.

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GL1435

Found while grabbing the cache

Found while at the virtual geocache. Logged my first benchmark.

Easy to find when there is a virtual tied to it

Got this while doing the virtual cache here.

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The benchmark

The benchmark

Found it!

Saw it. Very cool

Visiting the virtual cache here.

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marker and gps

Found while at the virtual geocache.

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The tri-state marker.

Observed while caching in the area.

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NW @ BM #GL1435

NW @ BM #GL1435

On the way home from Geowoodstock.

Found this benchmark while getting a Tri-State virtual cache.

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Nick at GL1435

GL1435

Found in good condition

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GL1435

Found this while caching

RavRobin and I had just found the collocated Virtual cache Texhomex, so we're happy to double dip.

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RavRobin and Foon at GL1435 (TEXHOMEX)

GL1435 (TEXHOMEX) with our GPSrs

w00t! w00t! 3 states at once!

5:27pm Thursday 6/30/16
My son and I have traveled from Eastern Iowa by way of NE,WY,CO,NM,TX and OK! This stop was a must have. One more state to pick up then it's back to Denver.

Found with the family. In from Knoxville TN.

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TX OK and NM

Found with Sequoia.

Found it while visiting the nearby virtual! All is in good shape here! Thanks!

Found in good form.

Will write more at home.
Caching our way to GC30 Mingo. Trying to pick up more counties and a few new states. Well we are now heading toward New Mexico and our second night hotel. We are picking up at least one cache in each county we pass through.

Stopped to find the boarder marker on our way

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Me at the marker

Took the day to make a drive to get counties. We covered 880 miles over 18 hours and gathered around 46 caches on the day. That equates to 2.5 caches per hour, and roughly 19 miles between caches. We covered from Fort Collins to Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico as well. What a full and fun day.

I found this on 11/11/2014 and never logged it. Came back today because I forgot I had already found it.

Recovered again today in good condition - including witness post.

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GL1435_20160331_160419 - marker

GL1435_20160331_160429 overall

Visiting the virtual cache when I discovered this BM.
This benchmark is still in great shape and is exactly as described.

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TEXHOMEX

Found while caching.

Recovered in good condition while finding virtual. Witness post is visible from road and column with mark on top is on lower ground behind.

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Earth Owl and mark

Mark and surroundings

We found this Benchmark while we are searched a virtual Cache.

Harley-Franz

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At the Benchmark

Found while doing a virtual.

found while geocaching

Here to check out the nearby Virtual.

It was pitch black without my car headlights on.

Found with Solokrieger who uploaded the pic for us.

Found in good condition while geocaching in the area.

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benchmark

Found it while caching in the area.

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GL1435

Had to dig it out a bit to get the pic here, but recovered successfully

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GL1435

Found while doing the Texhomex virtual geocache.

My shovel wasn't up to digging out the real marker, but the protruding one looks more impressive, anyway.

Found this benchmark while we were geocaching on vacation.

Was reminded on 27 Aug 2017 that we had found this, when a memory popped up on Facebook. At the time, we did not know we could log benchmarks. Better late than never ;-)

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Benchmark denoting 3 state boundaries

Visiting Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico

TexasWriter and I were on the return leg of our honeymoon sight-seeing road-trip when we target the virtual cache here. Yay! Benchmark Bonus!

Our first day of vacation on our way to California geocaching, waymarking, and benchmarking.

Curious that this one has no description or anything, given that it is the demarcation between three states. Quite a nice monument!

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062313-1115

Found it

My first OK cache was here! TFTB

Found on my way home.

found with Team Salford and Preferida on a week long trip from NH.

We had a fun time at the monument. This one is in great shape. It was fun to sit on three states at once!

Another tri-state for these junkies - TEXHOMEX!

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the marker

the benchmark

GL1435 Texhomex 1931 - On the north side of a witness post about 48.5 feet west of the N/S fence line, Oklahoma Line Hwy, with a cattle guard & on the north side of the E/W fence line on the south side of Texas State Line Road - The marker is about 10 inches below grade - The marker on the south side of the fence is not the correct marker.

Also located Texhomex RM 1. Did not locate Texhomex RM 2.

I have not been able to locate a PID for The Cimarron Meridian that is about 0.15 miles north of Texhomex.

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GL1435 Texhomex 1931

Texhomex

Texhomex RM 1

Texhomex RM 2

Found this one during a 6 day multi state geocaching run.

1st Sgt

Found on our Oklahoma Run as we were working on the OK Delorme Challenge

Heading to Denver for family, just grabbing some caches along the way.

Found while caching in the area! 2 for 1!!

Out with Corp of Discovery to hit the virtual cache, but I also wanted to nab this mark. I did the research of GC logs to see that it is buried. Well, I started to hand-scoop dirt out of the hole, but decided not to disturb anything. It's important for others to note that the conical monument is not actually TEXHOMEX, and neither is the mark on the east side of the road northbound from this site (we found that one, too).

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StripeMark deserves a double AttaBoy for a return visit to get the first NON-BOGUS FIND of the real mark here. Too bad that almost no one reads these logs. I particularly like the one that labled their photo "Our proof!".

Found this one while visiting the state corner. It sits on one of the tallest concrete objects in the area... which is less than two feet tall.

found as part of a record day, this is my first benchmark found.
20 of 29 on a personal record day searching with valor75536.
--5 states; kansas, oklahoma, texas, new mexico, colorado
--5 cache per state minimum
--under 500 miles driven
unfortunately ran across two DNF while searching for the last cache to blow our perfect day.

Found while geocaching.

Just like everyone else, found while visiting the tri-point on a trip from Tulsa to Avon, CO.

Found while out geocaching.

Note that this benchmark is 1.6 feet below ground level and actually says TEXHOMEX on it.

[This entry was edited by StripeMark on Tuesday, June 03, 2008 at 12:41:31 PM.]

Found this with the SKPs along with TEXHOMEX geocache.

First to Find the REAL mark............

Found STATION mark in good condition. 45.5 feet west of a fence corner, 28 feet south of the center of a east-west gravel road, 1.25 feet north of a east-west fenceline, 1.6 feet below the level of the ground, and 1 foot northwest of a metal witness post.

Reference Mark 1 found in good condition 27 feet south of the center of a east-west gravel road, 1.7 feet north of a east-west fenceline, and 0.7 feet below the level of the ground.

Reference Mark 2 was not found. At the location of this reference mark, the metal witness post was located 27 feet west of the center of a north-south gravel road. The ground level 25 feet west of the witness post is now 5.8 feet above the level of the gravel road. This is now the top of an embankment on the east side of a large lagoon.

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GL1435 RM 2 area looking W from gravel road

GL1435 RM 1 looking E along fenceline

GL1435 RM 1 looking S at area

GL1435 RM 1 disc close-up

GL1435 looking SE along fenceline

GL1435 looking SE at area

GL1435 looking S at area

GL1435 the station hole

GL1435 station disc close-up (the REAL one)

..here doing the geocache..

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the mark

Found this BM in good shape while Geocaching. Forgot to log it when we did it. Also found other BM in the area.

still there...

Had to stop by to see the point where the three states meet. After reading the description and the posts below, I am not sure if this picture is the actual benchmark or not. Next time we pass this area, next spring, we will stop to look for the original benchmark as described in the description.

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Texhomex

Found this one while looking for a nearby Geocache, Texhomex, that I was unable to get to, even though I could see it in the distance in the middle of a farmer's field. The numbers and words on the Benchmark don't match those listed here, but the coords are exact for them, so I included photos.

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Benchmark GL1435

Benchmark GL 1435

hmmmmm I was going to say "Found It", but after looking at the actual description..... nothing matches!

The last report says that the station mark and RM 1 are 0.1 feet underground.

It also says that the disc should have "TEXHOMEX 1931" stamped on it.

So it actually looks as though, no one has got this one yet!

(dang, why do I catch these things after I'm 500 miles away!)

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NOT TEXHOMEX

also NOT TEXHOMEX

Thought about going here for some time. Finally got the coordintes and came to stand in three states. Disk is slightly defaced, but readable.

A pretty interesting marker, at the corner of nowhere.

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GL1435Marker.jpg

I'm one of DQDude's Caching Babes in the pic below. We thought we were going to get lost hunting this one down.

Good shape, set it a conical concrete pillar. Digital picture is upside down, didnt want to cross fence onto property to get a right side up picture. Big country with a veiw of Capulin.

[last edit: 5/13/2003 6:08:55 AM PST]

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C. Waters