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Geocaching: The Highs and Lows

Last weekend 7/23/2006 we set out a course for a twelve mile hike. Six miles up and six back down.

This hike was for four caches, two going and two coming back. It was a day full and we took some friends that had never been caching. This weekend we also got to watch some eagles flying above this lake which was the down side of the hike:

Canadice Lake

A couple of the hides were pretty tough and when we looked them up, they were hidden by a cacher here that is known for tough hikes followed by tricky hides. We did another of his caches earlier this year and it was in the middle of a quarter acre of briars.

This was the view from the top of the hike:

Top View

It’s a long way down there and for some reason, it is even longer going back up :)

Now that I’m about caught up I should be posting more often as time permits. In the mean time, HAPPY CACHNG!!

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2 Responses to “Geocaching: The Highs and Lows”

  1. Derek J. Punaro Says:
    August 1st, 2006 at 12:32 pm

    Nice coverage on geocaching on your blog here! I saw the comment on my site, and thought I’d swing by yours and leave a comment as well. Now I’m itching to get back out and do some caching… too bad it’s so HOT!

  2. leather-man Says:
    August 1st, 2006 at 12:49 pm

    Yes, it has been a hot summer. The hike above was done when the temps were only in the high 70\’s.
    We wont be able to get back out ourselves for a couple of weeks because of shows but like you, I can\’t wait:)

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