GCGRF6
39.49425 -75.121133
I drove down the road past my friend’s house. I got to the end and debated whether I was going in. It is not clear where the public land is right there. After mulling it over, I headed in. As I approached, I saw someone. As I approached I found C.C.Cachers already at the site. They had just gotten there. Within a minute they had unearthed the cache. It was nice talking with these two nice people.
TNLN
Fro.
Also blogged on this date . . .
- The More of Less: Finding the Life You Want Under Everything You Own - 2021
- Minimalism in the Workplace - 2021
- Setting Up the Classroom - 2021
- Cellphone Photographs - 2021
- The Battle of Cooch's Bridge Adventure Lab - 2020
- GLASGOW PARK Adventure Lab - 2020
- Tour of "The City"-From the River to the Railroad Adventure Lab - 2020
- Going to Hollywood Adventure Lab - 2020
- Mason Dixon Mystery Cache - 2020
- Mason-Dixon-A3 - 2020
- SF History Walking Adventure Adventure Lab - 2020
- Tour Around Seaford - 2020
- DOT . . . DOT . . . DOT . . . - 2019
- Loose Cannon - 2013
- 96 and Going Strong - 2012
- Final Hurrah - 2011
- Wow, It's A Cow! - 2011
- Personal Training - 2011
- The Genius of Rod Serling - 2010
- M A A F M - 2010
- Jersey Croc - 2010
- I Wanna Easter Egg! - 2010
- Mother Knows Best - 2010
- Fritz Swings - 2009
- Beetle's Orientation - 2009
- Local Newspaper Abuses Copyright - 2009
- What Are My Obligations and Choices? - 2009
- Aunt Jill and Uncle Frank's BBQ - 2008
- What Is a Republican? - 2007
- Larry Craig Is No Leader - 2007
- Millville Graft - 2007
- Thousand Words - 2007
- Potpourri - 2006
- Trolling for Icons - 2006
- CBS Sinks to New Low - 2006
- Take Me Out to the Ball Game - 2004
- Geocaching - 2003
- Crosby, Stills & Nash w/ The Band - 1985
- B-52s - 1982
This cache was on private land and was archived shortly thereafter.
Interestingly, Cheryl modified her log for this cache almost a year later. I am sure it has everything to do with my log on her cache just three days earlier. She edited out the part where she beat me to the FTF. Sheesh . . .
This cache was also when Rob first took offense to me. I had described the fact that someone had hidden a cache on private property, referenced my nearby cache, but hadn’t even sought it. As I explained to him in a PM, no one would have known it was him or the caches in question if he hadn’t told the world. He never responded to that.