CELEBRATE the 4th of JULY!! Holladay, Tennessee, United States
By
lookingUPward on 11-Sep-11. Waypoint GC34EXB
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Logs
Nice to walk after being in the car all day. Found easy enough once at GZ and all is good with it.
Thanks for another one lookingUPward....
Thanks for another one lookingUPward....
The only thing I enjoy about the long road trips are the caches along the way
I love caching on road trips, regardless of how long or short the trip. It helps break up the monotony of the drive and keeps us alert.
On a road trip with Team Roth to Tennessee. We were on our way back home from an interesting time. We didn't have much time to cache on the way, but we did on the way back. This one was on our route so we just had to stop and get it.
Thanks.
Thanks.
The geodog and I enjoyed the walk to the cache location; signed the log. Thanks!
I was heading to Nashville and needed a break. After I finished my business here, I decided to check my iPhone app to see if there was a cache here. There was! So I was on the hunt in seconds! A quick find, and a much needed stretching of the legs. Thanks for the cache, lookingUPward! -- ORR
Quick find as we were passing by. Gave us a chance to walk the dog and eat lunch. TFTC
TFTC!! Found it near a virtual while driving through.. The cache was part of a spider web, the spider was highly aggressive and about the size of my palm with its legs laid out... Please note I said "was"... For my wife's sanity and safety of others, this spider was removed by deadly force..
Heading to the East Coast in our RV, grabbing assorted caches along the way. A special thanks to all the cache owners that make this hobby possible. Thanks for the fun, caches and hides. All logs marked with a circled "GB".
Took a little longer than anticipated, but although there is a lot of poison ivy around every single tree in the vicinity of the cache, I did not see any when I was grabbing it. TFTC!
#901...picked this one up after getting the nearby virtual! Took a little bit but the gnarly spider web helped identify the find!
