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Lots of milestones here of a sudden, and in the dead of winter as well. I guess dedicated cachers are like the carriers of the U.S. Mail. Congrats to Each You.
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I passed through the 200 mark while out this week on a quick run through the southern part of Hagerstown. I believe that #200 was Steak & Cheese #3 GCYCNJ. Thanks!
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Congrats to You - kb3jrj. That's a lot of cachng in short time. Looking forward to meeting you.
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:smt023 WTG kb3jrj!!!
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I know that it isn't REAL caching but I am proud to say that I found my 100th benchmark this past Saturday over near "President Truman's Washington Friend" (GCV57J).
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redlights wrote:I know that it isn't REAL caching but I am proud to say that I found my 100th benchmark this past Saturday over near "President Truman's Washington Friend" (GCV57J).
Way to go, that is a big deal! I had found more unlisted benchmarks than listed so my list is very low. I of course never have my camera with me for those so I cannot waymark them.
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flyingmoose wrote: Way to go, that is a big deal! I had found more unlisted benchmarks than listed so my list is very low. I of course never have my camera with me for those so I cannot waymark them.
I've probably got another 20 or so that are unlisted as well. I really hadn't thought of checking waymarking. Thanks for the idea!
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redlights wrote:I've probably got another 20 or so that are unlisted as well. I really hadn't thought of checking waymarking. Thanks for the idea!
All you need is a camera, GPS and of course be able to describe directions to the Benchmark! In fact the creator of the category is a MGS member!

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WTG on finding your 100th benchmark -- and now I see you are up to 107. Finding the ones down on Jones Point, including the old, southeast cornerstone for DC down by the lighthouse -- can I guess why you were down there -- are just icing on the cake for the President Truman's Washington Friend" (GCV57J) cache. I managed to see James Carvell jogging while I found the cache and the benchmarks -- a three-fer. Glad you got a chance to visit my side of the Potomac.
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WWCD wrote:WTG on finding your 100th benchmark -- and now I see you are up to 107. Finding the ones down on Jones Point, including the old, southeast cornerstone for DC down by the lighthouse -- can I guess why you were down there -- are just icing on the cake for the President Truman's Washington Friend" (GCV57J) cache.
You got it. Lighthouse, cache, benchmarks and a nice walk - Priceless!
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Definately a big deal!

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Hey, kudos! I agree, that IS a big deal. I've found a handful but they're usually overlooked (well, at least I usually don't pay attention to them) :oops: so a full hundred is impressive, wow!
-remember when QotM used to be a thing? :roll:
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I pay attention, say how neat, and usually can't find the listing. So I have lots of pictures..... :roll:
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VinceHayter wrote:Hey, kudos! I agree, that IS a big deal.
What he said! Very commendable. Some benchmarks are harder to find than caches (some you have to dig for!). We always check for benchmarks when we cache a new area, some are so old and historic, they are like an extra bonus! Great job:)
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Well, I'll guess I'll note my 600th find here, on Friday March 9. Mobile Numbers was the cache. Lots of fun. But you should really check out the log of my 599th find, Catonsville Seniors Cache. That was fun.
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Just wanted to say that I crested 700 yesterday south of Glen Burnie.

As a side note, this past weekend I am finished with all current caches in So. MD (Calvert, Charles and St. Mary's). That is until a few disabled ones go up or woody throws out another puzzle.

Time to work on AA County I guess..... :roll:
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Fireguy15 wrote:Just wanted to say that I crested 700 yesterday south of Glen Burnie.

As a side note, this past weekend I am finished with all current caches in So. MD (Calvert, Charles and St. Mary's). That is until a few disabled ones go up or woody throws out another puzzle.
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That is an absolutely amazing accomplishement, especially given the difficulty of some of the puzzles and hides! CONGRATULATIONS!!! That is OUTSTANDING!!!
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Fireguy15 wrote:Just wanted to say that I crested 700 yesterday south of Glen Burnie.

As a side note, this past weekend I am finished with all current caches in So. MD (Calvert, Charles and St. Mary's). That is until a few disabled ones go up or woody throws out another puzzle.

Time to work on AA County I guess..... :roll:
Way to go!! Glad we could have been a part of helping you along the way. :D
We sure have logged a few miles of hiking lately!!
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CONGRATS ON THAT!!
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richeym1 wrote:We sure have logged a few miles of hiking lately!!
Yeah miles of hiking and driving! We hiked 8 point what :?:
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Soon you may be hiking a few more than that. :wink:
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