Re: [CH] Geo-Chile-Heads

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Now this is funny, I'm an intense Geocacher! I actually have a Chile-Heads
related Travel Bug, but it got muggled so I'm in the process of replacing
it. I've placed quite a bit of Mild to Wild merchandise in caches out here
in California too. http://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?ID=52449

Dave
RCOFD - Station 16
Our Geocaching Webpage
http://webpages.charter.net/engineco16/


> >Welcome Paul!  Where abouts are you in NE Indiana?  Anywhere near Hobart
or
> Crown Point?
> Churubusco...about 12mi NW of Fort Wayne  (41-15.899  ,  W085-21.926)
>
>   >Oh, speaking of geocaching, I think we should have a special cache for
> chileheads.  How about a
> traveling pod?
> A Travel-Pod, cool idea, maybe first send it to Hatch, NM.  then on to
> Mexico and Bolivia, Brazil, Havana etc. Hit all the 'Hot' spots in Chile
> history :-) A cache at the OF location would be good but we'd have to find
> someone local to look after it periodically.
> There's been some chatter lately about short term caches, maybe just for
the
> weekend... Special event cache. Hey congratulations, you found it, here
try
> some of this...HeHeHe
> PQ
>
>

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