Logs for benandjayme 

We are visiting from Seattle and having lots of fun exploring new places. No better way to do that than to geocache our way around!

What a GREAT day! We are having so much fun on our 2nd and final day in the parks for this trip. There is definitely something pretty magical here. Makes us feel like kids again...thanks Walt. ?? Thanks for sharing a smiley with us! ?? We’ll share a favorite point with you. ?? 

Wootie WOOT! Mingo found....check. Double Jasmer complete....check. Glad we were able to make a little road trip out to visit this oldie after a great weekend at GeoWoodstock. We stuck a few unactivated surprises in there for the next few finders. Thanks for keeping this one alive!  

Coordinates changed from:
N 30° 56.425 W 140° 26.431

Coordinates changed to:
N 30° 56.400 W 140° 26.431

Distance from original: 152.1 feet or 46.4 meters.
Testing. 

We visited Tulúm as part of a fun Yucatán spring vacation adventure. We had a great time exploring these striking ruins. We sent our answer vis the message center. Thanks for setting up a smiley for us to log here! 

We came to Georgia to attend Going Caching, but we weren't going to miss a chance to find some other special caches while we were in the state. Like many others we were drawn to the oldies on Lake Lanier. We were fortunate to get connected with Trez*, who generously offered to take us out on the lake to find a few caches. We had a great time motoring around a small part of the big lake and finding several caches.

Unsurprisingly, this cache was the main target of our boat adventure with Trez*. He dropped us off at the nearest cove and the three of of us made the short walk up to GZ. The cache was a quick find once there. We always love finding these old ones and this one was no exception. We left some unactivated Lackey tags for the next few finders. Thanks for keeping this oldie going! 

WooHOO! Our first cache in Belgium is a memorable one! The fact that this 15 year old cache is still alive and well is amazing! We came to Europe for a Mega Event in Frankfurt, but decided to rent a car and visit some other countries while here. This cache was on our list for Belgium and we brought our 6 week old daughter with us to find it. Thanks for taking such good care of this one and for sharing a smiley with us! We left some unactivated surprises for the next few finders - enjoy! 

Woo-hoo! Double woo-hoo!! Triple woo-hoo!!! This was the very last cache we needed to complete our Jasmer grid

What an adventure it has been seeking out the old ones, and what a way to finish! We both agreed that this was our absolute favorite of all the old caches that we've sought out to complete the Jasmer Challenge. Between the amazingly picturesque setting and the captivating history, it'd be pretty hard to top it!

We were very glad to have been here close to the longest day of the year since we didn't get on the trail until 4:00 and didn't find the cache until just after 6:00. We also lucked out on the weather, which only got better and better as the day went on. All the high peaks came out and the clouds burned off. Such a gorgeous day.

The day cache itself took us a little longer than it should have since our GPSr readings were bouncing quite a bit. Just long enough to make us worry that we might not find it...oh no! Then we let geosense kick in and J found the obvious marker that we'd somehow waltzed right past initially. We thumbed through every page of the logbook; it's always such a treat to see the original log still in place!

Thanks so much for bringing us to such a cool spot, for continuing to keep this one up, and for helping us complete one of our greatest caching achievements so far! 

Woohoo!!! We drove down from Enumclaw, WA to grab this one...finally!

Thanks to notes from BlueRajah and the "found it" log from Electric Water Boy, we knew that the Potters Pond cache was open for the season. We drove in from the north on Miller's Flat Road with no snow at all. Camped a night at campsite 6 and managed to grab a few other caches in the area as the sun retreated behind the ridge. It's still a little chilly at night, but when the sun's up it's pretty darn nice right now.

Got up this morning and made our way across the creek to start the pilgrimage hike. It was the perfect time of year to get this one: no snow, no bugs, a lot of the bushes aren't bushy yet, and not a lot of muggles to fight over campsites with. This is our second to last Jasmer square to fill...our last one will be close to home in WA state, then planning on logging our first Jasmer challenge cache as #5000!

Thanks for the wonderful excuse to hop in the car and head south for a monumental find! 

We needed this one to fill in one of our last three Jasmer squares. We passed through here last year, but didn't know about this cache. This time there was no way we'd miss it! Thanks for keeping it up! 

Hi there! We've got the information for Hobart, Tasmania Part B and we're still looking to partner up with an Aussie who can give us the information for Hobart, Washington Part B. 

We also have the info from Hobart, WA, USA and would love to partner up with a cacher in Tasmania to find the final! 

We were happy to see this one replaced since we DNFed when if was missing. Today we found the container immediately - right where we'd found the Velcro before - but when we opened it it was empty. We made an ad hoc log sheet from paper we had on hand. TFTC! 

No joy for us today...we found what looked to be an attachment, with nothing attached to it.