[Az-Geocaching] survey of sorts...

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I've never been mistaken for Bob Renner, but I do happen to think the
he is quite handsome! :-)   >>>>>>>
The real "Lightning"


On Thu, 22 August 2002, Bob Renner wrote:

> 
> > 1) How did you get introduced to Geo Caching?
>       I read about it on sci.geo.satellite-nav
> > 2) How long have you been a Geo Cacher?
>       Since 9-17-2000
> > 3) What is your present GPS'r?
>          e-Trex Legend
> >     a) What was your first GPS'r?
>           Garmin GPS-38
> >     b) How many units have you owned?
>           2
> >     c) What unit(s) would you recommend to new
> > cachers?
>           Personal preference is Garmin
> > 4) How long did it take to locate your first cache?
>       About an hour hike in and walked right up to it.
> > 5) What has been your most memorable cache?
>       Bronco Butte
> >     a) Why?
>        A great hike with some other cachers to a cache
>        that most pepple thought was impossible to hike
>        to.
> > 6) What has been your least favorite cache?
>        A few of the urban caches that I would describe
>        as "Me too caches".
> >     a) Why?
>        They don't have a reason for being there.
> > 7) What factors dictate which cache you go looking
> > for?
>      If it sounds like an interesting place where I 
>      haven't been before, or if it's close to home or
>      work.
> > 8) How many other Geo Cachers have you met while on
> > a caching hunt?
>      Maybe 4 or 5 other groups (Not counting the Happy
>      Hours and Picnics.
> > 9) Has that meeting changed the way you cache?
>      No.
> > 10) When unable to locate a cache how long do you
> > search?
>      30-40 minutes.
> >     a) How many attempts before logging a no-find?
>          Generally on the first time I actually look.
> >     b) Do you contact the cache owner for help?
>          Yes.
> >     c) Do you ask other cachers for help? 
>          Not yet.
> > 11) When driving around are you tempted to go and
> > look again at caches you have found before?
>      No
> > 12) What has been the best trinket in a cache?
>        Kermit the Frog Travel Bug before Travel Bugs
>        were "Official".
> > 13) What has been the worst trinket in a cache?
>        A saline I.V. bag and needle.
> > 14) Do you leave a signature item?
>        Not really - I have a happy face stamp for the 
>        log book.
> >     a) Are you considering your own?
>        No
> >     b) Who has the most notable?
>        Probably the Sand Dollars
> > 15) When in a populated area waiting to retrieve a
> > cache what things do you do to pass the time?
>        I take a clip board with the cache sheet and 
>        pretend to be officially inspecting the area.
> >     a) While waiting what was the worst thing to
> > have happen?
>        N.A.
> >     b) What has been the best thing?
>        N.A.
> > 16) Do you practice Cache in Trash out?
>        Yes
> > 17) Your own question for others?
> > 
> 
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