Cleared out AlSabo

Tsmola and I hit AlSabo land preserve Saturday morning at about 7:45am. It took us almost six hours and about twelve miles hiking to complete all of the multi caches out there that both of us needed to do. What a great time it was though. Perfect day for caching with an overcast sky and fairly cool temps. We found a sign the we both have not seen before. I sure wish the North entrances were open still. But I guess that keeps the land use down and makes it nicer that you don't have to watch out for muggles as much.

We Did it! 500 Caches

Sunday we hit 500 caches at an event called Where the heck is Hog Island? It was a good time and the boys liked the boat ride to get a cache in the Kalamazoo river.

Almost 500

I should hit 500 this weekend even though I have to work again. My nephew wants to go out for his first cache so Cacher Joey and Micro Cacher and I will be happy to oblige him with a treat. I still need seven letters of the alphabet to log the new Alphabet Soup challenge cache GC14F5M.
I have been very lax in keeping up with this blog for some reason. Oh it may be because I work too much. Anyway since I did not post it we went to GeoWoodstock V and the Midwest GeoBash this year and had a blast. Even with the gas prices the way they are I can't keep away for Cache. I ran the cache stats for the web site it's not about the numbers
and since we have started caching we have put in about 7000 miles. I think it is more like 15000 but who's counting. Hopefully I will keep this updated a bit more. Get out there and use those billion dollar satellites to find that tupperware. Keep on Caching!