Some updates and reflection

What a summer! It's hard to believe that I actually went to GeoWoodstock this year, it seems like years ago now. Some of the other highlights:

• GHAGAFAP X
• Over 100 caches in one day!
• 100 days in a row with a cache!
• Placing 15 caches!
• An amazing day at Dairy Daze!
• Introducing my cousin to caching (He now has over 100 finds!)
• A double event day
• A September with over 180 caches.
• Starting Waymarking 
• Caching with legends like Bruce Iroquoia, Pasha 88, Surly2 and Karen Renora

Whew. This month I have less than 20 caches. It's because, well, partly laziness. But a lot of it is the shorter days combined with disorganization. Add in school and a job then well, you get the picture.Thankfully a no-school week should bolster my numbers. In fact I'll give you a preview of what's coming up.

• Caching partner Sharon12 will be getting her 1000th cache this week. She's chosen Deerbait, an old cache that dates back to 2001.
• BFL Night is coming up, this will be my first attendance and I'm excited. I'll report back to you.
• I will be getting an iPhone 4S as early as tomorrow. I'll be reporting on how it compares to my Magellan in a few weeks.
• A ton of ideas for new caches.
• Visiting the GPS Maze in Toronto.

Geocache Update: Wild Saturday

Today I originally planned on no caches. My first two, happened before picking someone up at the train station. One was a unique cache by Dex and another was a cool magnetic.

After that me and Sharon12 went out to Tiffany Falls to get her 199 and 200th cache. It took some time, but we eventually got to Stephanie Falls and made a find. After that we went to Oasis by the 403 and found one I had missed. A good GPS makes all the difference.

After we returned home I found that there was another cache placed reasonably close, so I went solo to get the FTF, but came up 15 minutes short. After returning home again, I saw there was another cache, this one too was grabbed before I got to it. One of these days...