Show 218

[Sandy]

Chat about the show here...
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Cachin' with my sweetie...
Sandy of Team PodCacher

[pacholik]

Downloading now. I hope you guys had a blast at GW
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[Red Sky]

Great show. Loved all the audio interviews, mobile audio, etc. Ah Sonny, you ARE such a city boy! Those cylindrical bales of hay are locally called round bales. They can be 72 x 60 inches and weigh up to 2200 pounds. They are much more effienct to produce and move around than square bales, if you've got a tractor.

Already added Find Me to my facebook fan list.

Thanks!
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[ShadowCachers]

Glad you guys liked your TB I made. I have been checking to see if you guys had activated it. So glad I got to meet you guys. GW7 was the most amazing event so far. Had such a blast. Cant wait to attend next year.

[roll1959]

Just listening to the Pod Cast. Will have to check out the movie “Find Me” , when it comes out.

Just checked out the photo with the "mobile dust mop".
It looks the child was thinking "Remember: I will be choosing your Nursing Home"!
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Cache On!

[Team_Fitz]

AUGH!!!!!!!! It won't download! Been trying for an hour and it will only go to a max of 51% Oh well I will just have to wait for the caching goodness.
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[paris1time]

I had so much fun at GW7. I had already told my wife that the people I wanted to meet most at GW7 was Team Podcacher, and I got the chance!

Thanks for all you do for geocaching and your podcasts.

Thanks for taking a few moments of your time to say hello and take a photo.

I enjoyed the latest installment, I was really interested in the "Find Me" movie interview. I went to facebook to make sure you get a $1 for it.

[paris1time]

I had so much fun at GW7. I had already told my wife that the people I wanted to meet most at GW7 was Team Podcacher, and I got the chance!

Thanks for all you do for geocaching and your podcasts.

Thanks for taking a few moments of your time to say hello and take a photo.

I enjoyed the latest installment, I was really interested in the "Find Me" movie interview. I went to facebook to make sure you get a $1 for it.

[CoronaKid]

Great show and I hope you guys had fun in Bellbuckle, Tenn. I about died laughing as my buddy gebskab related his adventure on getting to GW. I still remember the first time I ran into gebskab while out caching and I knew he'd be a cacher for life. I hope you had fun in GW as well Greg! Glad you could make it out there.

I'm also interested to see how that "Findme" movie pans out. I'll be honest. The movie looks a little hokey to me, but it's about caching so I guess it's got to be alright. Thanks for the great show as always!

[Corey]

Sounds like it was a great adventure.
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[v6rocket]

Yes, those are round bales. I have relatives in southern Washington state that make slightly smaller round bales, except they then turn it into silage.

What they do different is that they then wrap them in plastic, so that the bales ferment. It helps them to stay good longer, and (apparently) it tastes better to the cows, too.

It's very interesting to see the silage bales stacked up in a filed, because the plastic wrap is white, so it looks like there's a huge pile of marshmallows sitting out in a field with a bunch of cows!
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[Sonny]

[bumanfam]

Having experienced bale fires, and their tremendous odor, no thanks!
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Geocaching: Our best family day ever!

[daisybones]

hay bales are blast to play on when you are kid. my grandparents would have them lined up against the fence line and spaced just far enough apart that it took a double dare to jump from bale to bale. i bet one would make an evil hiding spot for a needle shaped nano cache. . . .

i think sonny needs to spend a little time in the country. . . . come on- fried okra is not unusual- its just another side that goes great with green bean casserole and creamed corn. have you ever had fried pickles? mmm mmm good!

[bumanfam]