Logs for Team Geo-Rangers
06-Jul-16
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!
Signed this revered cache on the knees and facing east towards the cache. Joined by other cachers from Pennsylvania, Washington State, and Nebraska. There has been a Congo Line of Cachers stopping here over the last week. Got two oldest in SD yesterday and Tarryall before the Mega in CO.
Thanks Kansas Stasher for this placement and GC31 logged almost ten years ago!
Too bad GC32 is archived.
Team Geo-Rangers
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Signed this revered cache on the knees and facing east towards the cache. Joined by other cachers from Pennsylvania, Washington State, and Nebraska. There has been a Congo Line of Cachers stopping here over the last week. Got two oldest in SD yesterday and Tarryall before the Mega in CO.
Thanks Kansas Stasher for this placement and GC31 logged almost ten years ago!
Too bad GC32 is archived.
Team Geo-Rangers
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03-Dec-15
Very interesting location. Learned something new here, thanks DaisyChain! Answer emailed.
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07-Jul-13
Made a detour to grab this golden oldie NorCal cache and picked fresh blackberries, woo hoo!
Thank you for keeping this cache going ...
TEAM GEO-RANGERS
IT'S ALL GOOD!
This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Friday, 12 July 2013 at 05:26:30 UTC.
Thank you for keeping this cache going ...
TEAM GEO-RANGERS
IT'S ALL GOOD!
This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Friday, 12 July 2013 at 05:26:30 UTC.
28-Feb-13
Congratulations on the instant notoriety of being #2 million and it's your first hide! AND the intrique builds, which Aussie will be the FTF?!
TGRs
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TGRs
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05-Aug-12
Had to pull over to let the Conga line of vehicles pass so used the time to grab this cache, thanks TeamOgaz!
TGRs
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Great hide Mandy'sMom. First time we encountered a hide like this was in Las Vegas and it was effective!
Thanks for the fun!
Team Geo-Rangers
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Thanks for the fun!
Team Geo-Rangers
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10-Jun-12
Waypoints from the adventure:
WP - Date and time - Coordinates - Altitude!
001 10-JUN-12 12:30:36PM - N39 26.929 W111 19.982 10613 ft
Bike 10-JUN-12 12:49:28PM - N39 27.548 W111 19.124 10544 ft
Deer 10-JUN-12 1:11:28PM - N39 27.583 W111 18.170 10349 ft
002 10-JUN-12 1:34:09PM - N39 27.300 W111 17.284 9584 ft
003 10-JUN-12 1:44:18PM - N39 27.214 W111 17.038 9250 ft
004 10-JUN-12 1:47:52PM - N39 27.144 W111 17.003 9179 ft
005 10-JUN-12 1:54:03PM - N39 27.076 W111 16.847 9133 ft
006 10-JUN-12 3:27:43PM - N39 27.553 W111 17.963 10185 ft
End 10-JUN-12 4:39:12PM - N39 26.801 W111 20.356 10597 ft
Updating note waypoints (based on an email from another geocacher). The altitude from Potter's Pond is guesstimated at around 9200' - just don't recall creating a waypoint there, sorry.
This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Monday, 18 June 2012 at 01:52:35 UTC.
WP - Date and time - Coordinates - Altitude!
001 10-JUN-12 12:30:36PM - N39 26.929 W111 19.982 10613 ft
Bike 10-JUN-12 12:49:28PM - N39 27.548 W111 19.124 10544 ft
Deer 10-JUN-12 1:11:28PM - N39 27.583 W111 18.170 10349 ft
002 10-JUN-12 1:34:09PM - N39 27.300 W111 17.284 9584 ft
003 10-JUN-12 1:44:18PM - N39 27.214 W111 17.038 9250 ft
004 10-JUN-12 1:47:52PM - N39 27.144 W111 17.003 9179 ft
005 10-JUN-12 1:54:03PM - N39 27.076 W111 16.847 9133 ft
006 10-JUN-12 3:27:43PM - N39 27.553 W111 17.963 10185 ft
End 10-JUN-12 4:39:12PM - N39 26.801 W111 20.356 10597 ft
Updating note waypoints (based on an email from another geocacher). The altitude from Potter's Pond is guesstimated at around 9200' - just don't recall creating a waypoint there, sorry.
This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Monday, 18 June 2012 at 01:52:35 UTC.
This was the reason for the diversion to Utah and an incredible hiking geocache. Came in from the west and parked where the snow blocked the road. Was about 3 miles away from the cache. Downloaded the Mtn Bike and continued down the road another mile. Since the road goes out of the way, then took the bike down a smaller side trail. When the terrain made it no longer passable, dropped the bike to continue another two plus miles by foot. Will upload waypoints when done logging so others can follow this route if up for the extra adventure!
Had two choices from there to get to Potters Pond, follow a game trail along a ridgeline or drop down into the valley immediately. Chose the first option in case of an encounter with unfriendly wild-life. It is always better to inhabit the high ground and be aware of the wind direction. Continued down the ridge and then crossed the stream on a fallen tree (log) to then hike the rest of the way to the cache site. It is placed about 50' from GZ but still in an obvious location. Took many pictures at GZ and along this incredible hike. Nice ammo can. Did surprise a large deer twice in the same area - on the way in and on the way out. It was grazing on the sweet grass in a high meadow along the ridge. The views are incredible from the ridgeline. Saw numerous flowers of all colors. Highly recommend this route.
The entire adventure and round trip took about 4.5 hours without incident. Consumed four large containers of fluid and was happy to devour a subway sandwich upon return to the geocaching utility vehicle via the mtn bike.
This is what makes geocaching so fun! Another month eliminated from the Jasmer challenge - only two more to go in the year 2000!
Life is what you make of it - so let's make it fun!
Team Geo-Rangers
It's All Good!
Had two choices from there to get to Potters Pond, follow a game trail along a ridgeline or drop down into the valley immediately. Chose the first option in case of an encounter with unfriendly wild-life. It is always better to inhabit the high ground and be aware of the wind direction. Continued down the ridge and then crossed the stream on a fallen tree (log) to then hike the rest of the way to the cache site. It is placed about 50' from GZ but still in an obvious location. Took many pictures at GZ and along this incredible hike. Nice ammo can. Did surprise a large deer twice in the same area - on the way in and on the way out. It was grazing on the sweet grass in a high meadow along the ridge. The views are incredible from the ridgeline. Saw numerous flowers of all colors. Highly recommend this route.
The entire adventure and round trip took about 4.5 hours without incident. Consumed four large containers of fluid and was happy to devour a subway sandwich upon return to the geocaching utility vehicle via the mtn bike.
This is what makes geocaching so fun! Another month eliminated from the Jasmer challenge - only two more to go in the year 2000!
Life is what you make of it - so let's make it fun!
Team Geo-Rangers
It's All Good!
12-Apr-12
03-Oct-10
Had a great time caching the area with Peasinapod!
TFTC! [^]
Caching is what you make of it - so let's make it fun!
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TFTC! [^]
Caching is what you make of it - so let's make it fun!
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08-Aug-10
Lots of natural camo too hide it; an impossible hide to locate in the winter after a snow storm. Summer is a good time to cache our local mountains, so we did! The Geo-Rangerette made the discovery here. [^]
TFTC!
Life is what you make of it - so let's make it fun!
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TFTC!
Life is what you make of it - so let's make it fun!
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02-Apr-10
Another find for Team 500 + along THE mother of all power caching trails that resides on the CA and Nevada border for some April Fooling around, geocaching style. Team 500 + consists of [green]Team Geo-Rangers and Peasinapod [/green] with the trip goal of finding 500+ caches in a single calendar day. Two ardent cachers, one vehicle loaded down with provisions and TOTT, and the best intel planning that money can buy! Countless hours finding geocaches and the requisite exercise that goes with it (lifting swag laden ammo cans) has finally paid off! We started at exactly midnight and cached the trail all day long, finding 626 geocaches for a personal best. It proved to be a worthy physical and mental challenge to give it our all for 24 hours straight, realizing an average cache find every 2 minutes and 18 seconds. Also, no LPCs were attempted or harmed on this day! There was some collateral damage done to the 4WD Geocaching Utility Vehicle but Peas was prepared for that contingency, so it didn't really affect the daily outcome.
Other highlights of the day included awakening a bird at the old Natural Air Conditioning cache site, meeting Moose Mob on the trail and his bio-fueled SEMI loaded with large torpedo tube caches (we slipped in some signed log sheets when he wasn't looking), greeting geocachers from Big Bend, Oregon, Redding, California, and Dylans Gang in their cool looking red jeep (maybe it was white but just covered with trail dust?!).
We would like to thank the cache hiders for a wonderful challenge and the significant effort that went into executing a first class geocaching adventure! Four Thumbs, WAY UP!!!
We would also like to thank our wonderful wives for the approval of the kitchen passes and their encouragement to attempt to set an unofficial geocaching world record. Without their support, we would be otherwise spending our time mowing the lawn, trimming the hedges and working on tax returns like everyone else who doesn't geocache.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH; your cache is greatly appreciated!
Life is what you make of it - so let's make it FUN! [^] [^]
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[red] All geocaching logs have been entered using the services of Cecil B Monkey Enterprises, so please forgive the impersonal cut and paste log. We at CBM Enterprises believe that all geocaches published by Groundspeak are truly great and worth seeking so please do not let this C&P log detract from the noble undertakings of cache hiders and good looking admins that volunteer their considerable time to make this endeavor wonderful for all, especially power caching trails. To conserve precious log sheet space, Team 500 + was noted on all logs for caches found. Final caveat: WARNING: PEASINAPOD and TEAM GEO-RANGERS are highly trained geocaching professionals, so please don't try this at home or anywhere else for that matter! [/red]
Other highlights of the day included awakening a bird at the old Natural Air Conditioning cache site, meeting Moose Mob on the trail and his bio-fueled SEMI loaded with large torpedo tube caches (we slipped in some signed log sheets when he wasn't looking), greeting geocachers from Big Bend, Oregon, Redding, California, and Dylans Gang in their cool looking red jeep (maybe it was white but just covered with trail dust?!).
We would like to thank the cache hiders for a wonderful challenge and the significant effort that went into executing a first class geocaching adventure! Four Thumbs, WAY UP!!!
We would also like to thank our wonderful wives for the approval of the kitchen passes and their encouragement to attempt to set an unofficial geocaching world record. Without their support, we would be otherwise spending our time mowing the lawn, trimming the hedges and working on tax returns like everyone else who doesn't geocache.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH; your cache is greatly appreciated!
Life is what you make of it - so let's make it FUN! [^] [^]
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[red] All geocaching logs have been entered using the services of Cecil B Monkey Enterprises, so please forgive the impersonal cut and paste log. We at CBM Enterprises believe that all geocaches published by Groundspeak are truly great and worth seeking so please do not let this C&P log detract from the noble undertakings of cache hiders and good looking admins that volunteer their considerable time to make this endeavor wonderful for all, especially power caching trails. To conserve precious log sheet space, Team 500 + was noted on all logs for caches found. Final caveat: WARNING: PEASINAPOD and TEAM GEO-RANGERS are highly trained geocaching professionals, so please don't try this at home or anywhere else for that matter! [/red]
Have been here before and found Natural Air Conditioning, but that was many years ago. On the day prior while driving up to this area, was telling my partner, Peasinapod, about this place. We found this cache between midnight and 1AM. We entered the first room and spooked a bird that must have been extremely freaked out to see two large figures with headlights invade it's underground dwelling. It fluttered in front of us as we were blocking it's exit. After staring at the bird for several seconds, we turned around and left the bird to find the cache elsewhere. This was a memorable experience!
This also proved to be another find for Team 500 + along THE mother of all power caching trails that resides on the CA and Nevada border for some April Fooling around, geocaching style. Team 500 + consists of [green]Team Geo-Rangers and Peasinapod [/green] with the trip goal of finding 500+ caches in a single calendar day. Two ardent cachers, one vehicle loaded down with provisions and TOTT, and the best intel planning that money can buy! Countless hours finding geocaches and the requisite exercise that goes with it (lifting swag laden ammo cans) has finally paid off! We started at exactly midnight and cached the trail all day long, finding 626 geocaches for a personal best. It proved to be a worthy physical and mental challenge to give it our all for 24 hours straight, realizing an average cache find every 2 minutes and 18 seconds. Also, no LPCs were attempted or harmed on this day! There was some collateral damage done to the 4WD Geocaching Utility Vehicle but Peas was prepared for that contingency, so it didn't really affect the daily outcome.
Other highlights of the day included awakening a bird at the old Natural Air Conditioning cache site (THIS ONE), meeting Moose Mob on the trail and his bio-fueled SEMI loaded with large torpedo tube caches (we slipped in some signed log sheets when he wasn't looking), greeting geocachers from Big Bend, Oregon, Redding, California, and Dylans Gang in their cool looking red jeep (maybe it was white but just covered with trail dust?!).
We would like to thank the cache hiders for a wonderful challenge and the significant effort that went into executing a first class geocaching adventure! Four Thumbs, WAY UP!!!
We would also like to thank our wonderful wives for the approval of the kitchen passes and their encouragement to attempt to set an unofficial geocaching world record. Without their support, we would be otherwise spending our time mowing the lawn, trimming the hedges and working on tax returns like everyone else who doesn't geocache.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH; your cache is greatly appreciated!
Life is what you make of it - so let's make it FUN! [^] [^]
[green]Team Geo-Rangers[/green]
[blue]It's All Good!â„¢[/blue]
[purple]Cut and Paste Logging Disclaimer:[/purple]
[red] All geocaching logs have been entered using the services of Cecil B Monkey Enterprises, so please forgive the impersonal cut and paste log. We at CBM Enterprises believe that all geocaches published by Groundspeak are truly great and worth seeking so please do not let this C&P log detract from the noble undertakings of cache hiders and good looking admins that volunteer their considerable time to make this endeavor wonderful for all, especially power caching trails. To conserve precious log sheet space, Team 500 + was noted on all logs for caches found. Final caveat: WARNING: PEASINAPOD and TEAM GEO-RANGERS are highly trained geocaching professionals, so please don't try this at home or anywhere else for that matter! [/red]
This also proved to be another find for Team 500 + along THE mother of all power caching trails that resides on the CA and Nevada border for some April Fooling around, geocaching style. Team 500 + consists of [green]Team Geo-Rangers and Peasinapod [/green] with the trip goal of finding 500+ caches in a single calendar day. Two ardent cachers, one vehicle loaded down with provisions and TOTT, and the best intel planning that money can buy! Countless hours finding geocaches and the requisite exercise that goes with it (lifting swag laden ammo cans) has finally paid off! We started at exactly midnight and cached the trail all day long, finding 626 geocaches for a personal best. It proved to be a worthy physical and mental challenge to give it our all for 24 hours straight, realizing an average cache find every 2 minutes and 18 seconds. Also, no LPCs were attempted or harmed on this day! There was some collateral damage done to the 4WD Geocaching Utility Vehicle but Peas was prepared for that contingency, so it didn't really affect the daily outcome.
Other highlights of the day included awakening a bird at the old Natural Air Conditioning cache site (THIS ONE), meeting Moose Mob on the trail and his bio-fueled SEMI loaded with large torpedo tube caches (we slipped in some signed log sheets when he wasn't looking), greeting geocachers from Big Bend, Oregon, Redding, California, and Dylans Gang in their cool looking red jeep (maybe it was white but just covered with trail dust?!).
We would like to thank the cache hiders for a wonderful challenge and the significant effort that went into executing a first class geocaching adventure! Four Thumbs, WAY UP!!!
We would also like to thank our wonderful wives for the approval of the kitchen passes and their encouragement to attempt to set an unofficial geocaching world record. Without their support, we would be otherwise spending our time mowing the lawn, trimming the hedges and working on tax returns like everyone else who doesn't geocache.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH; your cache is greatly appreciated!
Life is what you make of it - so let's make it FUN! [^] [^]
[green]Team Geo-Rangers[/green]
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[purple]Cut and Paste Logging Disclaimer:[/purple]
[red] All geocaching logs have been entered using the services of Cecil B Monkey Enterprises, so please forgive the impersonal cut and paste log. We at CBM Enterprises believe that all geocaches published by Groundspeak are truly great and worth seeking so please do not let this C&P log detract from the noble undertakings of cache hiders and good looking admins that volunteer their considerable time to make this endeavor wonderful for all, especially power caching trails. To conserve precious log sheet space, Team 500 + was noted on all logs for caches found. Final caveat: WARNING: PEASINAPOD and TEAM GEO-RANGERS are highly trained geocaching professionals, so please don't try this at home or anywhere else for that matter! [/red]
24-Oct-09
A few muggles were arriving to enjoy a nice breakfast this morning. It seems the GPSr was giving bad guidance, so resorted to the geo-sense and it was a quick find.
TFTC!
TGRs
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TGRs
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15-Oct-09
Enjoying this series.
Thanks for the fun! [^]
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#12.996
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Another great hide!
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#12.997
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#12.997
Great cache and dash!
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#12.998
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Oh this was great little nano placement. Wanted to go shop for Mega Toys but time was limited.
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Took a little walk and found a little cache near little Tokyo. Will have little to say in this log!
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Some kind of cool event was going on across the street. The ratio of good looking young women to men with money was about 8:1. New cars were being featured and lots of staff dressed in black. Concealed the transaction as best as possible, then checked out the new featured black cad parked nearby!
It was fun to find one of your caches in LA!
Thanks for the fun pixley! [^]
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It was fun to find one of your caches in LA!
Thanks for the fun pixley! [^]
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02-Oct-09
29-Sep-09
Found the cache remains on the ground. The container lid was intact but the rest had been shredded. Congratulations to whoever took out their frustration on a 12 year old's cache. That act of vandalism is akin to junior high behavior, and unfortunately, some people are stuck in that mental state ... Will talk to my son as to what to do about this development.
27-Sep-09
My son and I found this geocache while caching around the area. We really appreciated so many caches in this town to hunt!
Thanks for the fun! [^]
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[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Monday, September 28, 2009 at 10:23:12 PM.]
Thanks for the fun! [^]
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[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Monday, September 28, 2009 at 10:23:12 PM.]
My son and I found this geocache while caching around the area. We really appreciated so many excellent caches in this town to hunt and of course, many are your hides!
Thanks for the fun! [^]
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[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Monday, September 28, 2009 at 10:17:33 PM.]
Thanks for the fun! [^]
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[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Monday, September 28, 2009 at 10:17:33 PM.]
My son and I found this geocache while caching around the area. This is a great location for a cache. We really appreciated so many excellent caches in this town to hunt and of course, many are your hides! Also enjoyed meeting the cache hide later!
Thanks for the fun! [^]
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[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Monday, September 28, 2009 at 10:16:46 PM.]
Thanks for the fun! [^]
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[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Monday, September 28, 2009 at 10:16:46 PM.]
My son and I found this geocache while caching around the area. We really appreciated so many caches in this town to hunt! This was a tough one to spot but was lucky and found it within a minute. Had it been 7 minutes, would have left without the smiley?!
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[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Monday, September 28, 2009 at 10:21:11 PM.]
Thanks for the fun! [^]
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[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Monday, September 28, 2009 at 10:21:11 PM.]
My son and I found this geocache while caching around the area. We really appreciated so many caches in this town to hunt and of course, many are your hides!
Thanks for the fun! [^]
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[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Monday, September 28, 2009 at 10:17:51 PM.]
Thanks for the fun! [^]
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[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Monday, September 28, 2009 at 10:17:51 PM.]
Pulled up and met the cache owner. He was getting ready to drop a geocoin in this cache. Retrieved a TOTT and liberated the cache. He used his TOTT to put it back!
My son and I really appreciated so many caches in this town to hunt! NICE TO MEET YOU (AGAIN)!
Thanks for the fun! [^]
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[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Monday, September 28, 2009 at 10:22:21 PM.]
My son and I really appreciated so many caches in this town to hunt! NICE TO MEET YOU (AGAIN)!
Thanks for the fun! [^]
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[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Monday, September 28, 2009 at 10:22:21 PM.]
04-Sep-09
UncleJon91 is notorious for some incredibly clever and difficult hides. This is an older cache, so perhaps he had a heart by putting out an easy one back in the day. It's probably his only one! 
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19-Oct-07
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BikeNfind & the [Green]Geo-Ranger[/green],
Live to cache and avoid all danger,
Watching muggles act absurd,
We just set a new record!
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Great power trail of caches - thank you!
Congrats to BikeNfind for setting a new daily best in caches found in an odyssey that spanned many cities in LA County!
This is what happens when the best of [blue]Riverside County[/blue] and [orange]the OC[/orange] team up to slay caches faster than the speed of light in a vacuum!
TNL$8SL
[red]#5593[/red]
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[green]Team Geo-Rangers[/green]
[blue]IT'S ALL GOOD![/blue]
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BikeNfind & the [Green]Geo-Ranger[/green],
Live to cache and avoid all danger,
Watching muggles act absurd,
We just set a new record!
****************EDIT*****************
Great power trail of caches - thank you!
Congrats to BikeNfind for setting a new daily best in caches found in an odyssey that spanned many cities in LA County!
This is what happens when the best of [blue]Riverside County[/blue] and [orange]the OC[/orange] team up to slay caches faster than the speed of light in a vacuum!
TNL$8SL
[red]#5593[/red]
**************EDIT STOP**************
[green]Team Geo-Rangers[/green]
[blue]IT'S ALL GOOD![/blue]
***************PASTE******************
*****************CUT****************
BikeNfind & the [Green]Geo-Ranger[/green],
Live to cache and avoid all danger,
Watching muggles act absurd,
We just set a new record!
****************EDIT*****************
Great power trail of caches - thank you!
Congrats to BikeNfind for setting a new daily best in caches found in an odyssey that spanned many cities in LA County!
This is what happens when the best of [blue]Riverside County[/blue] and [orange]the OC[/orange] team up to slay caches faster than the speed of light in a vacuum!
TNL$8SL
**************EDIT STOP**************
[green]Team Geo-Rangers[/green]
[blue]IT'S ALL GOOD![/blue]
***************PASTE******************
BikeNfind & the [Green]Geo-Ranger[/green],
Live to cache and avoid all danger,
Watching muggles act absurd,
We just set a new record!
****************EDIT*****************
Great power trail of caches - thank you!
Congrats to BikeNfind for setting a new daily best in caches found in an odyssey that spanned many cities in LA County!
This is what happens when the best of [blue]Riverside County[/blue] and [orange]the OC[/orange] team up to slay caches faster than the speed of light in a vacuum!
TNL$8SL
**************EDIT STOP**************
[green]Team Geo-Rangers[/green]
[blue]IT'S ALL GOOD![/blue]
***************PASTE******************
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BikeNfind & the [Green]Geo-Ranger[/green],
Live to cache and avoid all danger,
Watching muggles act absurd,
We just set a new record!
****************EDIT*****************
Great power trail of caches - thank you!
BikeNfind did the ants dance here!
Congrats to BikeNfind for setting a new daily best in caches found in an odyssey that spanned many cities in LA County!
This is what happens when the best of [blue]Riverside County[/blue] and [orange]the OC[/orange] team up to slay caches faster than the speed of light in a vacuum!
TNL$8SL
**************EDIT STOP**************
[green]Team Geo-Rangers[/green]
[blue]IT'S ALL GOOD![/blue]
***************PASTE******************
BikeNfind & the [Green]Geo-Ranger[/green],
Live to cache and avoid all danger,
Watching muggles act absurd,
We just set a new record!
****************EDIT*****************
Great power trail of caches - thank you!
BikeNfind did the ants dance here!
Congrats to BikeNfind for setting a new daily best in caches found in an odyssey that spanned many cities in LA County!
This is what happens when the best of [blue]Riverside County[/blue] and [orange]the OC[/orange] team up to slay caches faster than the speed of light in a vacuum!
TNL$8SL
**************EDIT STOP**************
[green]Team Geo-Rangers[/green]
[blue]IT'S ALL GOOD![/blue]
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25-May-07
Stan obviously buried it so well I was unable to spot it. Not a 1 as the canopy of the trees interferes with the signal. I will try again upon the next visit to this area.
14-Dec-05
The above coordinates are for the Huntington Beach Pier in Southern Califorina. Geo-Ranger Airman poses with a perch pan fish caught here @ ~1800! Airman holds the GPS with a big smile! TFTL/R Cache!
12-Dec-05
An old railway in an industrial park in the Irvine area. Rail embedded in the road that lead to nowhere was a dead giveaway. There is a trail that leads to the south. See pictures!
11-Dec-05
This is an old and disabled penny smasher machine near Tom's Farms in the Temescal Canyon region of Riverside County. The geo-ranger spotted it and was disheartened that it was out of order, for we enjoy smashing things, especially pennies!!!
04-Dec-05
A replica dutch windmill found in the Temecula Valley, California. Real sheep wandered a pasture nearby.
25-Nov-05
The hut was originally located in the Los Angeles beach area, now known around the world as Venice Beach. The carved grafiti on the hut dates back to 1894! The hut is now located in a railway museum near Perris, CA in Riverside County.
[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Saturday, November 26, 2005 at 7:48:30 AM.]
[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Saturday, November 26, 2005 at 7:49:41 AM.]
[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Saturday, November 26, 2005 at 7:48:30 AM.]
[This entry was edited by Team Geo-Rangers on Saturday, November 26, 2005 at 7:49:41 AM.]
This historic marker is located at a railway museum that marks the spot of a town known briefly as "Pinacate."
In the early days, Pinacate was the base camp for area gold miners. Apparently some struck it rich but the gold didn't last as long as other more celebrated mines. Posting pictures of the historical marker and the little geo-rangers who flanked it! An authentic building is preserved behind the marker and originated from the miner's camp. Pictures of this are here too, including a geocacher who didn't make it!
In the early days, Pinacate was the base camp for area gold miners. Apparently some struck it rich but the gold didn't last as long as other more celebrated mines. Posting pictures of the historical marker and the little geo-rangers who flanked it! An authentic building is preserved behind the marker and originated from the miner's camp. Pictures of this are here too, including a geocacher who didn't make it!
Found this locomotive in a railway museum in Riverside County near Perris. The engine had a 'face-lift' to match a popular locomotive with the kids - Thomas! The little Geo-Rangers posed with GPS for the photo op!
Found these "Steel wheels" in a railway museum in Perris, CA. Not sure what the origin is for this one?! There are others here too to log (hint SoCal cachers)! Thanks for the cache!
24-Nov-05
WWII Medal Of Honor Winner US Marine Elbert L Kinser is honored here.
Here is his citation:
CITATION:
For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while acting as Leader of a Rifle Platoon, serving with Company I, Third Battalion, First Marines, First Marine Division, in action against Japanese forces on Okinawa Shima in the Ryukyu Chain, 4 May 1945. Taken under sudden, close attack by hostile troops entrenched on the reverse slope while moving up a strategic ridge along which his platoon was holding newly won positions, Sergeant Kinser engaged the enemy in a fierce hand grenade battle. Quick to act when a Japanese grenade landed in the immediate vicinity, Sergeant Kinser unhesitatingly threw himself on the deadly missile, absorbing the full charge of the shattering explosion in his own body and thereby protecting his men from serious injury and possible death. Stouthearted and indomitable, he had yielded his own chance of survival that his comrades might live to carry on the relentless battle against a fanatic enemy. His courage, cool decision and valiant spirit of self-sacrifice in the face of certain death sustained and enhanced the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service. He gallantly gave his life for his country.
/S/ HARRY S. TRUMAN
Here is his citation:
CITATION:
For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while acting as Leader of a Rifle Platoon, serving with Company I, Third Battalion, First Marines, First Marine Division, in action against Japanese forces on Okinawa Shima in the Ryukyu Chain, 4 May 1945. Taken under sudden, close attack by hostile troops entrenched on the reverse slope while moving up a strategic ridge along which his platoon was holding newly won positions, Sergeant Kinser engaged the enemy in a fierce hand grenade battle. Quick to act when a Japanese grenade landed in the immediate vicinity, Sergeant Kinser unhesitatingly threw himself on the deadly missile, absorbing the full charge of the shattering explosion in his own body and thereby protecting his men from serious injury and possible death. Stouthearted and indomitable, he had yielded his own chance of survival that his comrades might live to carry on the relentless battle against a fanatic enemy. His courage, cool decision and valiant spirit of self-sacrifice in the face of certain death sustained and enhanced the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service. He gallantly gave his life for his country.
/S/ HARRY S. TRUMAN
Not a civil war general (not too many in CA) but achieved a first in aviation in the 20th century:
Lt Gen Archie J Old performed the first round-the-world nonstop jet plane flight. Maj. Gen. Archie J. Old, Jr. (USAF) led a flight of three Boeing B-52 bombers around the world in 45 hours, 19 minutes (completed Jan. 18, 1957). Not of the same era, so just logging this as a historical note for others east of the Mississippi to enjoy.
The Geo-Ranger played golf at the nearby golf course honoring this aviation pioneer.
Lt Gen Archie J Old performed the first round-the-world nonstop jet plane flight. Maj. Gen. Archie J. Old, Jr. (USAF) led a flight of three Boeing B-52 bombers around the world in 45 hours, 19 minutes (completed Jan. 18, 1957). Not of the same era, so just logging this as a historical note for others east of the Mississippi to enjoy.
The Geo-Ranger played golf at the nearby golf course honoring this aviation pioneer.
19-Nov-05
16-Nov-05
Checked with the cache owner before logging this find. This is the Lake Elsinore Storm's minor league facility which is a part of the San Diego Padres organization. The diamond is the name of the stadium and the storm plays in the California league. It is a beautiful stadium. Will upload pictures when the geo-rangers attend a game next baseball season. Thanks for the locationless reverse cache!
This is a cool cache to do, and one that I will add to with notes since you can only log it once! I work on rockets for a major aerospace company and was visiting one of the best suppliers (Orbital) in the world in Arizona today. They are located off of Price Rd in Chandler. Got permission from the guard and took pictures of a static missile outside used in high altitude and exo-atmospheric research for NASA. Also took pictures of static displayed rockets that are scaled models (except one). All are included for your viewing pleasure. Hope to have a picture to upload of a GMD fly out from FT-1 or 2 as well in the future! Thank you for a very thoughtful cache!
14-Nov-05
Got this one in Arizona off of Chandler Blvd in Chandler. There are alot of old signs here but this one counts as a L/R find!
