Re: Recruiting new members
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 1:37 pm
We recently spent a week on Sanibel Island in Florida. There are several GC.com caches located there and during our vacation we found several of them.
One of the caches was a virtual that was located on Captiva Island near an old cemetery. I believe it was titled "Near the Chapel." After finishing the cache, we decided to take a look around the chapel and what to our wondering eyes did appear? Not a sleigh and 8 tiny raindeer. No, something better, a guest book.
Having signed the guest book, we figured it was high time a Opencaching.us cache found its way to Sanibel-Captiva Islands.
A few days later, our new Guest Book cache was published and we began to watch and see if someone would log it.
We also put the nearby caches on our watchlist so we would know when cachers were finding those caches. Well, along came yiprip. This cacher logged "Near the chapel" and put in their log that they had visited the chapel and signed guest book.
Having read their log, we sent them an e-mail and told them they should log their find on Opencaching.us. Now it seems that we have a new recruit. How cool is that?
One of the caches was a virtual that was located on Captiva Island near an old cemetery. I believe it was titled "Near the Chapel." After finishing the cache, we decided to take a look around the chapel and what to our wondering eyes did appear? Not a sleigh and 8 tiny raindeer. No, something better, a guest book.
Having signed the guest book, we figured it was high time a Opencaching.us cache found its way to Sanibel-Captiva Islands.
A few days later, our new Guest Book cache was published and we began to watch and see if someone would log it.
We also put the nearby caches on our watchlist so we would know when cachers were finding those caches. Well, along came yiprip. This cacher logged "Near the chapel" and put in their log that they had visited the chapel and signed guest book.
Having read their log, we sent them an e-mail and told them they should log their find on Opencaching.us. Now it seems that we have a new recruit. How cool is that?
