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Post by charizard on Oct 4, 2004 8:52:30 GMT -5
Just curious, I go pretty far, but sometimes only if I'm actually going there to begin with ... like I don't think I'd drive to Wisconsin to cache, but if I'm there! I think I've proven Texas is pretty much my drive to limit ... visit San Angelo ALOT ... need to get to Lubbock more; Big Spring and heck there's even some new caches here (that I didn't put out, I know that shocks you all) ... that I need to go find!
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Post by BigJon on Oct 5, 2004 9:01:52 GMT -5
As of now with the new job, its kinda hard to drive to far. I haven't been caching in about a month, so I could drive less than 10miles and get several.
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Post by charizard on Oct 5, 2004 16:07:29 GMT -5
;D Hang in there, you'll be at the end of the year before you know it and then you'll be wondering what to do with all your new-found time!
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wb5zam
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Post by wb5zam on Nov 20, 2004 20:03:29 GMT -5
Well, we have gone 100 miles to do some and then return. Looking to do more as wether improves (or stay at home if we get more rain and then we get the COLD winter we have missed for 10 years).
Not hard out here in the Wild West.
Bill in SJT
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babyg
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Post by babyg on Nov 21, 2004 5:10:09 GMT -5
I think that once I got all the caches in my area that I would probably make a day and drive to do some others. Maybe make it an overnight trip depending on how far it is and how much money I have at the time.
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