Geocaching

Not finding a cache is isn't it?

Hope you are doing soon better.

Have you ever considered to get a "Michelin" truck.
Remember the Michelin man? 
It helps for rammings like you have had.

I found around 34 yesterday in South Pittsburg and Chattanooga, TN.  I also picked up a couple of quick finds in the northern tip of the states of Georgia and Alabama.

That's a great amount of finds for one day.

Found two more caches.
One we couldn't find.

I haven't been in a couple of weeks.  I wanted to go yesterday, but I didn't want to go far with this stomach bug.

Tomorrow it a day off for us.
that means we can go out to find more caches.

Yeppers the peppers.

I am going to try to go a couple of times this week.

That's a very good goal for this week.

I managed to go for a little while today while running some errands in Nashville.  I found three today!

Wonderful.

I've found 0 caches.

With a couple of exra days off next week, we might find some caches.
How cool would that be.

I think I have 12 for yesterday including the event I attended.  It was a celebration for the 15th birthday of geocaching.

Tomorrow we planned to find some more caches of a powertrail of at least 100 caches.
But the weather forcast promished us heavy rain and thunderstorms.
Thank weather man for spoiling my fin in finding caches on the last day of a 4 days off weekend.

Have you gotten a specila gift to celebrate the 15th birthday of geocaching?

Yeppers the peppers.
Found 6 caches today.

It's a holiday here and it was really time to take our stuff and the gps to find some more.
The place where we have found the caches was very beautiful.

To put a TB back in an other cache we've to find a cache starting with the letter H.

I found 7 more today!

Do you have the same?
The more found caches the better it is?

We did a multi on Sunday.

Yesterday we've found a serie of 6 beautiful hidden caches.
Very original.

One of the caches was a chain of locks, to find the cache you had to open 5 parts.
For an other cache you needed a key. To find the key you had to solve something.
A beautiful part of a big farm and a part of a wood where these caches hidden.

Today we tried to find some multicaches.
The first was a disaster. A very busy place witcars, people on bicyclettes.
No cache was found.
We've found one cache and decided to drink a cappuchino and a piece of apple pie.

I'm heading up to Tellico Plains, TN today to try to do 2 power trails.  We will probably do a few more others just to change things up.  Hopefully, this will be a day with over 100 finds.

That's always awesome to finish a day of caching with 100 finds or more.

I'm home for the week. I should get out and find some.

If I count correctly, we found 155 yesterday.  I haven't logged them yet as that is a lot to have to log.  I also found a geocoin and a travelbug.

I picked up one yesterday, as I was taking a short walk along a rail trail that has over 150 caches along its length. I happened to be near the cache, so I checked my phone for its location, and my dad (who was with me) found it pretty quickly.

Found another today. It was behind a local truck stop, just off the Trans-Canada Highway, that I've often visited. I'd never taken the time until today to look for this, though. It was right next to what used to be a rail line, but has become overgrown. I picked up a geocoin that's heading to Plymouth Rock, and I'll bring it to the Eastern Townships (near Vermont) next week.

I finally got all my caches logged from Monday's run.  I ended the day with 157 total finds.  I went from 5560 to 5717.  I am definitely on track to reach 6,000 by the end of the year.  If I could get a couple more days like Monday this month, I could be there very soon!

It's a lot of work to log all those caches isn't it?

It took nearly an hour between the two sessions of logging them that I did.