
I had a fellowship with the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia that began in 1998. One of the other fellows, Webfoot, was from California. We struck up a friendship during our work together.
One morning at breakfast, I noticed Webfoot spending an inordinate amount of time organizing his bills. I inquired and he shared with me his involvement with Where’s George. I was fascinated about it, but forgot about it soon after. Several months later we were together again and I saw the bills again. Soon after I began tracking my own bills.
A couple years later, Webfoot and I had gone our own ways, but still kept in contact via e-mail. He sent me a link to a magazine article in which he was quoted. It was about geocaching. The article had a link to GC.com and I immediately checked it out. After poring over all the What unit should I buy? threads, I purchased a unit two days later.
So, thanks to Webfoot, I have been turned on to two interesting activities.
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- Love That Dog - 2021
- Photographing the Dead (Nameless #2) - 2020
- In the Heart of the Fire (Nameless #1) - 2020
- The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane - 2014
- Dot . . . Dot . . . Dot . . . - 2012
- Inch By Inch - 2011
- Kindergarten Graduation - 2010
- BP Decision Making - 2010
- Route Truck Locationless - 2008
- Dangling Modifier - 2007
- NJ Budget: Other Options? - 2006
- Hi, I'm Beetle - 2004
- Chirp, Chirp - 2002
- SecondLanding at Parvins - 2002
- Parvin ADA - 2002
- D.C. Visit - 2000
More information about how I got into geocaching.
Here is video of Webfoot on the SkyBike at the Franklin Institute, where we met, on 21 August 2000.