I'm lucky to live in a good sized city where there is an active caching community.  I've been to a few places that have next to nothing cache-wise (Halletsville, I'm looking at you) and certainly not enough to make it possible for long periods of time without lots of travel.  I guess that's really any … Continue reading A Little Bit Local →

Brought back a ladder from the mini-roadtrip.  Actually, it was brought back to take care of a completely different cache (there's a magnetic nano about 20 feet up the side of a lamppost), but it was a good day to take care of this one. Pease Park is a downtown space given to the city … Continue reading The Kingsbury Arch →

There was more than one reason for this particular route.  You see, there's an AlphaNumeric Challenge that I've been working on as a side thing.  There are three 0 caches within 100 miles and the closest is 37 miles away in a neighboring town (Bastrop, if you must know).  And, as fate would have it, our … Continue reading But Wait. There’s More… →

All ZZ Top references aside, the rain finally let up before we got into town.  Walking was done in some semblance of dryness that would not last (but that would not be an issue until Bastrop, but that's something for another time). Sure, there were monuments and whatnot, but La Grange isn't much bigger than … Continue reading 33. La Grange, Fayette County →

This one reminded me of Williamson County with that giant dome on top, but that was not what drew me on this one.  Actually, it's two things.  Number one: it turns out that this county was the center of a land grant to a distant relative of my daughters (they have roots going back to … Continue reading 32. Columbus, Colorado County →

This is the definition of a tiny town.  I feel a bit cheated that they're already started putting up Christmas stuff at Halloween.  And, as you can see, our old friend Rain has dropped back in on us.  Ugh.  I didn't even try to look at the monuments (not that there were many).  I just … Continue reading 31. Hallettsville, Lavaca County →

Rain is the bane of my caching existence.  In a week without rain, the Meteorology God picks today while I'm traveling for it to rain.  I tell you truly that the umbrella I bought in Fredericksburg way, way back (see county 6) has turned out to be the most important tool and most valuable player … Continue reading 30. Victoria, Victoria County →

So my caching friend is spending the week in Austin, but lives in Cuero, about two hours away.  She had to go back down to get some things (she hadn't originally planned to) and to help her mother with a difficult errand (horse feed is heavy).  So I offered to help carry some bags of … Continue reading 29. Cuero, Dewitt County →

So I went caching to a bunch of local cemeteries because cemetery challenges are a thing.  I'm working a 100 and 250 and they won't find themselves.  Really, what is there to say about cemeteries?  Each one of them is different, but really, they're not.  Cemeteries are pretty much the same wherever you go and … Continue reading Cemetery Roadtrip →

...with a little help from my friends.  Well, actually, it's friend singular.  So, as fate would have it, a friend of mine used to geocache with her (now ex-) husband.  I told her that I was doing it now and she came with me on a few finds.  Long story short: she just passed 100 … Continue reading I Get By… →