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Haggis Hunter
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Paul, can you send my GPS back to me by 1st class I need it for Tuesday? I hope it worked for what you wanted it for? 
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Wildlifewriter
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| wuthered wrote: | | There will be no putting up with him now. |
I ain't tryin' that again - it came very close to being an ignominious failure.
The owner of this listing had moved from Norn Iron to the USA long since, and I'd assumed that he was inactive in the hobby. So it was nice to get an e-mail from him this morning, thanking us for overhauling the cache. 
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Mrs I
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| Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2005 1:27 am Post subject: |
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No I couldn't. Haggis Hunter did some emergency repairs on one of our caches a few weeks ago and myself and Dash were having that much fun jumping the burn when we went up to sort it all out permanentely, we walked right past the cache site. We did wonder when Mr Incredible stopped at a rock for a rest and we kept on going. 
We have only placed 4 caches, so is a bit worrying, don't think I could find the others either without the GPS 
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Haggis Hunter
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| Mrs I wrote: | we walked right past the cache site. We did wonder when Mr Incredible stopped at a rock for a rest and we kept on going.
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You walked right past it?? It's not as if it was a small rock is it? 
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Mrs I
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| Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2005 1:57 am Post subject: |
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It was so obvious we missed it 
Guess we should have known better
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Firth of Forth
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| Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2005 8:49 pm Post subject: |
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Out with Jack Aubrey today, we failed miserably to find John Muir, nearly two years after I first found it. I knew the rough location, but it was completely impossible to recognise the cache location amongst sandy dunes with long grass everywhere. Very annoying.
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Haggis Hunter
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I don't think I could find John Muir without the co-ords, even then I reckon it would be a bit of a search?
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| Haggis Hunter wrote: | | I don't think I could find John Muir without the co-ords, even then I reckon it would be a bit of a search? |
We had the coords, and they took us to a likely looking place, but no joy. it was dead easy to find the first time. Strange.
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