Goodhunting Personal TB

What a great weekend with NoCache-NoCredit. We did celebration dances for 999 1000 and 1001 😁 We introduced new people to caching, and had a fun road trip on the back roads over to Decatur. I think I had twenty total for the weekend - NCNC had a handful more. It is a lot of fun to have caching partners. We also had some time to play some cribbage which the ladies enjoyed.

We stopped at this battlefield and were given an hour. Mrs G headed for the gift shop and I headed for the cache. Luckily I found it quickly and had time to visit the battlefield as well. Left the Lincoln-Cheesehead coin. Second and last cache of the trip but I think I should get partial credit for three caches that were less than 300 feet from the bus as we drove by.

It’s “interesting” to cache with a motor coach full of people that have never heard of Geocaching and want to be somewhere else. Just kidding. Arrival day there was nothing planned, and most people slept as a cure for jet lag. Mrs G and I went to a weekend outdoor “craft” market several blocks from our hotel. After a couple hours of shopping, we went for this nano (believe it or not.) It is across the street for Alexander Graham Bell’s birth place. You guessed it – it is in a phone booth.

Had a great day of driving some “lesser” roads through the Carolinas and Tennessee, Virginia and Kentucky, and learning about Davey Crocket and Andrew Johnson. Caching was so so. Started the day with DNF after DNF in North Carolina, never did get a NC cache but that’s OK it was already a red State. Switched Kentucky and Virginia to red states. Got only seven in total.

Found 8, 2 DNF and 3 rest area caches with multiple DNF logs so we didn’t try. At least we made sure South Carolina is a red State. Enjoyed a quiet ride up the Georgia low land coast on route 17 (better than I-95 under construction) It was one of the drives from Sally’s scenic drive book.