Are they still spots without the leopard? Matthews, Missouri, United States
By
Geo in Texas on 03-Oct-11. Waypoint GC35ATP
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Logs
A nice quick find....once I got out there. Loved the cache and the attachment method....bit of work in that. Thanks for the cache and the fun....
I found it today and picked up travel bug 57TYTK Jake TheTravel Dog. I will place it in one of mine or I will send to California and let my geocaching buddy put it in one out there. Either way when I put it out I will notify you. TFTH
Coordinates about 50' off, and it was night, but there is no missing this cache! Thanks for the easy one!
Yes there were spots, lots of spots, but no leopard in sight. Woodwalker and I made our way to ground zero. We quickly located the spots. Log has been signed! Thanks for the smiley.
Linda and I took a one day caching trip to grab a few new DeLorme pages and a few extra counties. We ended the day with just under 400 miles round trip, 2 new DeLorme pages and 5 new counties. Quick and easy find (thanks!). We found a couple of very attentive dogs who were interested in what we were doing. Luckily they were guarding one of the trucks. Linda took a picture, check the log for Hanebrink3. TFTC!
H3 mom, aka WFL wife caching with WFL hubby on Independence Day. We had some time off from work so decided to spend it finding some caches fairly close to home that would help us make progress on our Missouri DeLorme challenge and Missouri Counties challenge, among others. It was a beautiful warm day, and we enjoyed the experience, however I ended up with a bunch of chigger bites. Should have taken hubby's advice and used the bug spray. This cache was hidden in plain sight, and the title very appropriate. Being a truck stop, you aren't quite sure what you might see. We parked next to a truck with two dogs inside (see picture). Don't think anyone will be going near them! TNLNSL. Thanks.
