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Discovered while geocaching – Locationless Cache

22-09-13 GC9FAVE

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There’s much that could be said. I could prattle on about history, bald eagles, friends who have passed, happy times with my children, running away to to release the steam, sunsets, thoughts of a younger man, a rehabilitated sea wall, etc.

All that is the past. It requires a rearview mirror. I smashed mine some time back. Just chilling with my mellow today. Alone with the eagle today. Ripples lapping at my feet.

There is a road, no simple highway
Between the dawn and the dark of night
And if you go, no one may follow
That path is for your steps alone

Robert Hunter, Ripple

Seabreeze, NJ is the epitome of what I love about geocaching. Several geocaches have been found here over the years. Now, it’s just a ghost town; reclaimed by Mother Nature.

What’s so funny ’bout peace love and understanding?

Nick Lowe, (What’s So Funny ‘Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding

And this is where my soul shall taste the salt of the Earth. Where I smile. Where the lapping of the bay rocks my soul. Geocaching introduced me to this throne, geocaching was responsible for today’s return.

Let’s improve the outdoors – Locationless Cache

21-05-08 GC8NEAT

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The 20th anniversary celebration of Mingo (at 21 years) is also my 20th year geocaching. Mingo has been on my bucket list for much of that time. It finally happened this week. After a full few days of caching, today was set for a relaxed icon day with events, the Maze, escape room, and the focal point of the trip: GC30.

We returned to Flat Tire this morning for others in our party to have fun. While there, we decided this area could use some cleaning up. We cleared the area right around the geocache and the one path in. This will improve the area for fuure geocachers.

We returned the next day with an entire crew to clean up more around the area as this area is a place that captures all the blown trash from the parking area and highway.

Always nice to help improve the gameboard.

Find Signal the Frog® – Locationless in 2020

Find Signal the Frog® - Locationless in 2020 Geocache

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Mingo Madness, Day 4
Bucket Day

The 20th anniversary celebration of Mingo (at 21 years) is also my 20th year geocaching. Mingo has been on my bucket list for much of that time. It finally happened this week. After a full few days of caching, today was set for a relaxed icon day with events, the Maze, escape room, and the focal point of the trip: GC30.

Having a fabulous day at Mingo Madness. Perfect day. Perfect week. Blessed with such a wonderful experience throughout.

Thank you kindly for coming to Mingo Madness; I appreciate it.

Bloodcache

14-09-08 LCGA

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I like clearing DNFs, especially ones that are nearly sever years old.

As I wrote then, I had given blood once and that was for my job. A small vial was taken.

Advance forward to May 2013. I was cornered by a couple of my brother Knights at our chicken barbecue and asked if I would head the blood drive for the assembly. I asked if I had to donate. Then I explained my reluctance.

I planned the event for the beginning of August 2013. I coupled this with a project for Toastmasters in leadership.

The day of the event came and all went off well. I felt proud that so many people came to donate their time and body for others. I decided I should rise to the occasion too. I donated my first pint that day.

A week or so later, I received my donor card in the mail. Every 56 days one can donate. I have now donated five times. I am hooked!

As this drive came around, I remembered this locationless. I have been revisiting all these old hunts as I hand-fix this blog. I grabbed my GPSr and stick in my pocket for the drive.

It’s good to give. It’s good to clear DNFs. I am happy to have this one in the good column! 🙂