OPENCACHING NORTH AMERICA

Since much of my caching is on trips or traveling around town, I'm on my own most of the time. When I do get some caching time at home I'll have a kid or three with me.

Great idea. I might have to try that here in Mid TN. I'm guessing the four on GC.com are regulars? Do you have anything in them to point finders to opencaching.us?

I've tweeted a few times. Got a couple of local cachers to ask why and I explained it. Going to bring it up on some of the local forums. We'll see how it goes. I also have been telling some that I've talked to face to face. I told one of my co-workers about it and he seemed interested. He had his pr...

And glasses! My daughter had that pic, sans hat and glasses, as her desktop wallpaper. I kept using Microsoft Paint to draw things on it and replace her wallpaper with my creations (one time it had a jet pack and crash helmet). So to get me back she went on my gc.com account and uploaded this one as...

I just wrote up my first historical virtual cache. It is for the Hermitage Hotel in downtown Nashville. While writing it up I noticed that it opened on Sept. 17, 1910. So I have set the cache to go active on Sept. 17, 2010. I couldn't find the time of the day the doors opened so I set it for 7am. So...

I'm just hoping I can get Farve's old wheelchair pusher to push mine, and help me remember my.......um.........

I didn't get to see the game. Did they finally get someone to push Brent Farve's wheelchair who can scramble?

Great, just like you elitist to come on here and............ oh, wait, sorry wrong forum. Never mind!

I vaguely remember hearing about Geocaching awhile ago, but then in November of 2007 I was researching benchmarks and Google lead me to Groundspeak's Benchmark site. that led me to the main site. I got my year end bonus, then a used eXplorist 210 and haven't stopped!

I've got 17 states and two Canadian provinces. No Opencaches yet since I own all of them in my area so far!