7/09/
Dash 9 writes: "Found on the way home from work today. Neat location in the heart of Cary. TFTC."
7/08
NC Biscuit writes: "Stopped for this fun new cache on my way back to work from dropping off the geo-pup at the vet -- the poor thing needs knee surgery! Too much caching/hiking/swimming I guess! What will I do without my faithful canine caching companion? TFTC! "
7/08/08
Mobettamerf writes: "I found this one about 8 a.m. after watching a beautiful pink sunrise. Just before reaching the cache site, I noticed a bronze statue of a boy holding what appears to be a newspaper. That gave me pause, but I trusted my GPSr and kept going toward the actual cache site. It's funny how you can pass by a location many times and never really see it. I hadn't noticed the building before, so thanks for placing a cache there that encouraged me to stop and look around. I really like the method used for hiding this cache. It was nice to find one that size in the summer without having to battle through a sea of poison ivy and ticks. I intended to trade a geocoin with the pretty one that is listed as being in the cache, but it seems as though the coin has already moved on. TNLNSL. T again FTC! :)"
7/07/08
Squirest writes: "My 11-year-old son and I decided to do a little hunting after
a stressful day at work. We loved this one...was very nice not to
battle through poison ivy or trees with ticks. We loved finding this
one and walking down to the pharmacy for a treat. Took: Geocoin Left:
Duke Flashing Logo. We're headed towards West Palm Beach and will find
a new home for the Geocoin. TFTC [thanks for the cache]! :)"
7/06/08
MI David writes: "Found this after my daughter gave me the story out of the Cary News. Very interesting hobby. Glad it is one we share. Came by today when muggle traffic was low. Was an easy P&G Took the Henrietta TB [travel bug] for us to take on our road trip. We should reach cooler temps in about three weeks. Good luck with your news story and your years in college. SL TFTH [So long thanks for the find]."
7/05/08
Trekkstar writes: “Nice and easy one for my first. Picked up the Orange Traveler TB [travel bug] and will be taking it to the eastern most end of Interstat e 40, so that it can begin its long trek westward.”
7/05/08
Geowuf writes: “Another quick find around downtown while out with the mate and cub. Took Hand Shaker 2007 TB [travel bug] and Texas Challenge 2007 geocoin and left Robin's Happy caching geocoin.
7/05/08
Fiddlestix NC writes: "Nice way to start our holiday hunts ... this was a nice easy grab on our way out to Johnson Lake, for additional grabs [:)]. It was really nice to get the opportunity to meet Nittany Dave, and hear of his geocaching adventures. Sounds like we are going to need a boat next[;)]. Picked up a geocoin, and swapped toys. TFTC!"
7/04/08
Bill NCSU writes: "Pulled into lot and there was nobody to be seen. Took a quick second to look around and headed to the cache pronto."
7/04/08
Sloth151 writes: “Saw there was a new one close to the house as we were
getting ready for a day of caching. Almost made it out without being
spotted when another car pulls into the lot. At least it was just Dave
and not the cops. Too many travel bugs to choose from, so we were slow
to move on.”
7/04/08
nittany dave writes: "I pulled into the lot and saw another car near the coordinates that could only be a cacher. It was Sloth151 and Fiddlestix_NC! This was the first time I had met them and we sat and talked for a little bit. I always enjoy running in to cachers "in the wild" and this was no exception. It's also nice to have the cache handed to you!
I swapped travel bugs and returned to its hiding place. I recently bought some carpet from the store across the street so I knew just where this was. Thanks for hiding this fun cache."
7/04/08
Horsegeeks writes: "Pink Dolphin and I decided to do a few this morning before it got too hot. Verrrry familiar container and hidden very ingeniously. Thanks."
7/03/08
Pink Dolphin writes: "It was a hot and muggy Thursday evening, but not just any evening but one before a holiday. You know the type of day that is, work is slow, and most folks take the day off to so they can have an extra long weekend. I pulled into the deserted parking lot at 6:50pm, except for one lone car. Cary was unusually quiet this evening, must have something to do with the pending Independence Day. I got out of my car and began my search, and a quick search it was.
One thing I have noticed cachers tend to have traits that follow them from cache to cache. In this case the container sure looked like Sub32 had a hand in this one, which might explain why he was not first to find in his own backyard.
I signed the log, and picked up 3 of the TB [travel bug] coins to move along."
7/02/08
Hidude_98 of Austin, Texas, found our cache at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday. Here is an excerpt from the online log:
"Extra, Extra Read all about it. Austin, TX cacher grabs an FTF [first to find] at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday. Nice and quiet at this time of the day, other than the guy doing doughnuts in his car across the street. Nice quick grab tonight. TFTC [thanks for the cache]. Took: two TBs [travel bugs] and left: Hand Shaker 2007 TB [travel bug], Orange Traveler, Texan Geocoin, Ron's GeocacherU Geocoin, Hard Earned Euro Cache Geocoin, Cival War Geocoin No. 4 Shiloh, The Campbell's—Canada 2007 Geocoin and TB [travel bug] Cuffs.
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