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Sandy
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 Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2009 9:19 pm Post subject: Show 240 |
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Chat about the show here...
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TheManInStripes
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| Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2009 10:10 pm Post subject: Damm |
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Too busy playing with my new netbook tonight to be FTP.
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batsgonemad
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| Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 12:27 am Post subject: |
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Just as a matter of interest what time is the show normaly posted. On my side when i open the forums your posting time is 04.39 so i take it thats my time
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Sonny
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| Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 12:09 pm Post subject: |
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| batsgonemad wrote: |
| Just as a matter of interest what time is the show normaly posted. On my side when i open the forums your posting time is 04.39 so i take it thats my time |
The short answer: it varies.
Normally we record our audio on Saturday night.
I then usually edit the show on Sunday and Sandy creates the shownotes for you.
Coming back from our cruise, we were very short on time. We recorded our audio on Sunday later and I edited it later that I would've normally preferred.
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TheManInStripes
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As one who often attempts to be FTP I'm the forum, I can say that it seems to post around 10 PM to midnight EST in the USA.
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S&AT
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Congratulations on the milestone anniversary!
Belvoir is pronounced the same as Beaver. What, that wasn't obvious?  |
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Team GeoRangers
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| Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 8:51 pm Post subject: Another Spooktacular Show! |
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Found GCYWEN in April this year and it is a great cache that includes a great article promoting geocaching in the local paper, per the cache description. Lots of fun logs to read too. Hopefully, a SoCal group will form to go find that one on Saturday eve (10/31)! 
As for the show and Halloween, another cache we found in San Jose in April 2004 comes to mind that fits this spooky show theme. Had we recalled it, would have submitted it for the contest. Unfortunately, the mystery cache, GCHGQH, was archived this year, but the logs are still there, including pictures we took of a ghostly woman's image and orbs digitally captured in two separate rooms.  This is not a photo-shop joke, but the real deal. It is posted there for your listeners to review and judge what the camera reveals:
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=182ca32b-a739-4d41-9c6c-6729c1c7a7fe&log=y&decrypt=
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Sonny
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| Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 10:15 pm Post subject: Re: Another Spooktacular Show! |
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| Happy Halloween and Happy Geocaching! |
The Winchester Mystery House! Very cool. I loved visiting that place one summer!
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addisonbr
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After listening to the first "scary story" here's my parallel universe story:
"Dear Podcacher. Back in November 2005 a friend of mine approached me about playing a prank in the middle of the night on a dozen of his pals, many of whom usually carry loaded weapons when hunting flashlight caches.
There we were. It was pitch black. We had just finished setting up all of the elaborate Satanic decorations and couldn't wait until we had an opportunity to scare the crap out of these armed ex-military veterans! Soon enough we had our opportunity... we listened as the cachers discovered our pentagrams, candles and sacrificial altar - even our hatchets! - and then started screaming madly at them from the woods! It was hilarious. But it was even funnier after the cachers cut their lights and retreated off the path, and the lot of us started rushing at them from the woods in the dark of night, screaming like crazy generally terrifying them!
Unfortunately, my friend (who led the charge) was shot square in the chest and died instantly, and four other members of our group were wounded in the ensuing gunfire. So that put a bit of a damper on things. But overall we chalked it up to a well-thought-out night of fun!" |
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pacholik
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OMG! addisonbr great story. Well these things happen. We have found when hiking in the woods to always have the weakest member in back in-case a bear is chasing us, it gives us more time to get away. I think I heard that as a tip from one of the HOG shows about Hazards of Animals when caching.
Well Stay safe or at least as safe as you can and have a fun Halloween tomorrow.
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