I found my daily cache behind an orthodontia clinic. I was already a bit surly. My first attempt was a failure because I was trying to find a little green container in a tree in ninety-degree heat. This is not the season to deal with camouflaged micros in trees (and yes, it's gonna get worse, … Continue reading If You Walk Without Rhythm
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The Important Things
Most of last week has been, on a personal level, a comedy of errors. Every day has been something, whether it's been dead home internet (it's still out, but I've been using other options), friends' emergencies, or integral plans completely changing (altering my schedule and sucking up my time). Heck, if I listed them all … Continue reading The Important Things
I Wonder If I’ve Made Mistakes
I mean, of course I've made mistakes. I should have gotten San Diego and Albuquerque right the first time. The entire debacle of Arizona wouldn't have happened if I didn't make mistakes. I make mistakes all the time. But I've been wondering about how I approach travel and finding new counties, and it's got me … Continue reading I Wonder If I’ve Made Mistakes
Non Notiones Callidae*
The girls were in Austin for the long weekend. We did a lot of hanging around together, caught a movie, and, of course, grabbed some caches. One was well out of town on some remote back roads that actually weren’t as remote as I thought they were, near a cemetery cache that wasn’t actually in … Continue reading Non Notiones Callidae*
See As Janus Sees
Look back through the mists of time to the heady days of 2018. Geocaching was a new and magical thing for me, the latest obsession in the life of a man with many hobbies (if you ever see me in person, ask me about my fifteen thousand points of Space Marines). As new cachers are … Continue reading See As Janus Sees
Calling Thirsty Equines
The days leading into summer bode not well. Austin weather trends suggest it's going to be a brutal summer. Last year, 2024, was considered mild in that there were only thirty-two days over one hundred degrees all year, while 2023 had eighty days. Projections for this year aren't looking great, but nobody is forecasting any … Continue reading Calling Thirsty Equines
Brass In Pocket
In January, I went to an Event. As a side quest, the CO published a Multi in the same parking lot. A lot of the attendees got it on that day. I already had a cache for the day (the Event), so I merely tagged along with someone going to sign it. I knew where … Continue reading Brass In Pocket
The Pied Piper’s Song
I'm about to be alone here in Austin. A bunch of my friends are soon leaving for West Virginia, some taking more direct routes than others. I had been planning to go since last year, but, as we all know, real life interferes sometimes. I find it ironic that the only Giga I've ever been … Continue reading The Pied Piper’s Song
Losing My Touch?
Several days ago, I went for an FTF in a location I thought extremely inadvisable. A few days later, it was finally found by a cacher with under one hundred finds. Fair enough. On that same day, I went for another FTF. I noticed that a new cache had dropped at a church cemetery (there … Continue reading Losing My Touch?
No! Bad Newbie!
A few days ago, a new cache placed by a relatively new cacher dropped in Austin. This cacher hasn’t been caching long (they started this year) but has managed to pick up over a hundred finds in counties all the way out to Presidio and make a few hides as well. Good for them. As … Continue reading No! Bad Newbie!
