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To sit in my house and be admired, for now.
This coin was a gift to charter members of GCHR. Thank you to the group for this generous gift. I'm going to make this a cache-to-cache mileage tracker, with backlogs to when I started in 2001.
1/20/2003 #2 - A drive by cache going from the Atlanta area to the Georgia coast. An amusing and fairly scenic placement, although the cache page is a bit condescending. Glad that I actually bothered to get this one.
1/20/2003 #1 - The second find after the Interscholastics. Found the preliminary points the day before and went for the actual cache after the extreme-o meet. A good concept for a park that doesn't want physical caches on the grounds.
Found this after the second day of the Interscholastic Orienteering Champs. Hiked with a fellow QOC member. She carried a GPS, while I had the point plotted on the competition map. Mostly due to the slowness of the GPS, she wasn't impressed and hasn't gone back out on a cache hunt since. I enjoyed the extra hike in this park.
My second attempt at this cache. A moment of "DUH" helped me figure out the clue and find this easily. Found two letterboxes that I wound up adopting.
A night find under some playground equipment. The park closed for renovations right after this visit and the cache was removed then.
Fourth to find on the first day of the cache. Original placer was a trucker from Kansas who left this under a pine tree at 4AM, primarily to leave a TB.
This was #64 and I had 36 letterbox finds to this date. That made this a milestone.
A drive by cache on the Eastern Shore, done with my arm in a sling after seperating my shoulder at the orienteering meet at Iron Hill. I had a religious themed TB, so I wanted to drop it in the park with a religious themed statue.
A fun drive by near Urbanna. Placed on a country dirt road next to a lake. A map worked well here, since these roads were tough to find and the straight line won't help.
First cache visit to Great Neck Park. It was originally designed as a multi. Part one was plundered, but the hint gave the final away. A letterbox was planted in the other part of the gazebo as part of a Virginian-Pilot article about that hobby. I found my first hitchhiker there after getting this cache.
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