[Az-Geocaching] Mummy's Surprise

[SquishyGecko]

Stick to urban micros?  And waste the thousands of dollars we just invested
in trauma kits and other emergency medical supplies?

Seriously though, we just invested in hydration packs, decent shoes, cooler
clothes, and all the other fun things necessary when wandering out in the
desert.  Between the first aid kit, the handheld amateur radio, and my being
too stubborn (or stupid) to give up, we'll manage to survive.

Next weekend we're hitting Squaw Peak Park for the one or two caches we
didn't have time for, and then we'll be off to wander around south of the
city.

Take care,

SquishyGecko ;-)

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "PATRICK FINLEY" <Fastball50@msn.com>
To: <listserv@azgeocaching.com>
Sent: Friday, April 30, 2004 6:09 PM
Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Mummy's Surprise


I can't speak for everybody else, but I know I've pulled cactus parts out of
most parts of my body while geocaching. Maybe this team would be better
suited for urban micro's where the only thing to worry about is tripping
over the curb or a sprinkler head. I think RTW-1 or Bronco Butte is
definitely out of the question. Please don't try our Superstition Sunset
cache, as I can see an emergency room visit in the future.It might be a good
idea to stock up on neosporin and needlenose plyers. Be careful out there!



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