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Cache Name |
GC Number |
Comments |
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4/10/2006 8:28:43 AM |
Final Comments |
GC
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Another great coin quest completed! Woohoo! Enjoyed solving the puzzles even though I figured they wouldn't be necessary. Fun to see what the hermit has to say. Turned out exactly as I had guessed it would. Thanks!
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4/10/2006 8:28:42 AM |
Code Phrase Entered Correctly |
GC0
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joelmart has correctly entered the code phrase on 4/10/2006 8:28:42 AM!
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4/10/2006 8:28:31 AM |
Canoe launch here? |
GCN987
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Ducks and Geese, oh my.
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4/9/2006 8:16:15 AM |
D. 2 A. T. #'s. O. C. |
GCTZ6V
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As the cache description states you might have to share the area with fishermen. That's because of the nearby fishing hole.
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4/8/2006 8:16:28 AM |
Welcome to Lawrence Park |
GCV5BN
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A walkway bridge here that crosses the creek to access the business on the other side.
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4/7/2006 8:03:41 AM |
One - One - O - Six |
GCRTYX
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As I signed the logbook at this cache a train passed by just across the street heading west.
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4/6/2006 8:01:16 AM |
Hard Scrabble Anyone? |
GCTZCR
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A cache hidden in an open area down a secluded country road. Great view of the sky and no city lights to ruin the view of the nights first stars.
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4/5/2006 8:01:28 AM |
Almost an Island Earthcache |
GCMZ9B
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Presque Isle is a recurving sand spit. The neck of the peninsula is attached to the mainland four miles west of downtown Erie. The park creates Presque Isle Bay, a wide and deep harbor for the city of Erie. The bay attracts many pleasure boats and worldwide freighters, making Erie an important Great Lakes shipping port. Geologists believe over time the coastline "floated" as the forces of wind and water carried sand from the neck of the peninsula eastward, depositing it at Gull Point and causing the Gull Point area to grow. This growth and migration of the peninsula occurred rapidly, at least in geologic time. Scientists believe that the peninsula has moved eastward one-half mile per century, although they see smaller changes every year. These changes created an extremely diverse and fragile environment. Because of its diversity, Presque Isle is a natural laboratory for viewing the geologic past and watching geologic forces in motion.
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4/4/2006 8:00:24 AM |
Lion's Lookout |
GCTM48
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A nice cache hidden right next to Edinboro Lake.
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4/3/2006 8:00:36 AM |
Dixie Travel Bug Hotel |
GCTXHQ
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Revisit to this convenient TB hotel. Moved a bug at GCTVDG.
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4/2/2006 8:00:16 AM |
Rest Ye Merry Geocachers |
GCKG9D
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A .6 mile hike each direction with the kiddos and we even took a shortcut. Left coins in the cache.
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4/1/2006 7:59:36 AM |
Ants In Your Pants??? |
GCV4PW
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A hard puzzle but it was solve this or drive very far for another. Got it without much trouble. Woohoo!
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3/31/2006 7:59:45 AM |
Mom's Golf View |
GCHDR0
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Drove a long ways to pick up a DH cache that I didn't already have. yay!
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3/30/2006 7:59:46 AM |
Pleasant Ridge Park Cache |
GCA190
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Logged revisit. For my original visit, I searched without a GPS so did LOADS of bushwacking!
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3/29/2006 7:59:39 AM |
NOVA Micro # 42 - Voices. |
GCV3NV
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A cache hidden along the Devil's Backbone of Elk Creek.
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3/28/2006 7:59:19 AM |
Psycho Urban Erie # 4: Schizophrenia |
GCTV3C
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Right next to and actually almost under Tops SuperMarket.
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3/27/2006 7:58:54 AM |
YIACC in Trumbull: RIP Ben E. Rover |
GCT120
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Big field right next to where this cache is hidden. There is also a big wagon nearby that was probably used in that field way back when...
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3/26/2006 7:58:39 AM |
ZOISRUS in Harpersfield-a bit about me:) |
GCV1JF
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N 41° 45.317 W 080° 56.014
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