Logs for tomcatATgod 

Found the trailhead, sorta, this afternoon. However, as you can see from my posted pic, I didn't get much past the sign. I hope to be back once hell thaws out so I can hike this hill and get the answer to the question. I have a few pics to post for this one, I hope you enjoy them. This is one GS! cache that will have to remain on my unfound list. Thanks for the beautiful views today! Happy caching!! 

4:08pm 18 Oct 2006, My pieced together group of un-suspecting caching partners approached the cache site. I read the clues aloud as we fanned out as we got closer, "15ft., 10ft., 5ft., it should be right around here somewhere". "Of course, right here where this guy is sitting. Great, half way around the world and I am going to be spoiled by a muggle". As I sat, trying to search stealthy like, it occurred to me that I hadn't explained being stealthy to my new partners. When the probable muggle turns to us and asks "are you geocaching?" I thought what? As I tried to determine my response, I see him reveal the cache, we had not found yet, in his hand. "You have got to be kidding me" I thought. Anyone who knows me, knows I don't run into a lot of cachers on the trail. So, to run into one from Hungry, at a cache in Italy was just totally awesome. I signed the log, we chatted briefly about nearby caches, shook hands and went our separate ways. It was my first and only cache in Italy, but I will remember it always. TFTC!! Happy caching!! tomcatATgod, Virginia Beach, VA, USA 

We found this stateline sign at the top of the Newfound Gap along highway 441 cutting through the Great Smoky Mountain National Park from Tennessee to North Carolina. The GPSr is in both pictures, my left hand, but I guess the dark blue gloves and black rubber bumper on the front of the Venture make it difficult to see in the picture, but it's there nonetheless. Thanks for the find!! Happy caching!! 

This is the Cavlier Hotel in Virginia Beach, Va. Although not a town in itself, or even a school, it is the pride of Virginia Beach. The hotel built in the 20's has a huge history, http://www.cavalierhotel.com/about.asp?p=2 Please check out the link, and count our hillside letters as a find. 

This gravesite was located at St. Lukes church in Smithfield, Va. He was a Col. with the 15th Va. Reg't. 

This was a hotel used in the movie Navy Seals. Charlie Sheen runs out of the hotel and jumps in his car and speeds away. This picture is taken from the exact spot that I was standing in when I watched them film that scene, over, and over, and over, and over again.

Ms. Tomcat 

This statue dipicting a relationship between man and his best friend has existed for quite sometime. This statue sculpted by Robert Cunningham, is at St. Luke's Church in Smithfield, Va. 

While grabbing a set of coordinates for another locationless, this daddy-long legs (opiliones) crawled up onto the GPSr, as if he wanted to be marked. The picture was taken just after 3pm on the 10th of November, 2005. 

This I think is an awesome shot. This is a cell tower near a prison farm in Virginia. I looked at this one a while trying to decide if it was in fact a tree or a tower. Thanks for making us take the time to notice things around us.