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  1. 05-18-2008, 06:51 AM #1
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    Blue Mountain geocaching

    Decided to checkout Blue Mountain yesterday and find a couple of caches along the way. The first one, Point Of Pines, (GCJRBJ) s well worth the visit with spectacular views in all directions. The second one, Run For The Border, (GCPC9D) is just off the road going up to Harpers Corner, another drive well worth the trip.
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    Nice pictures. I especially enjoyed this one:

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    I find that generally the more of a remote area in which a cache in located, the better the trinkets inside. I have not done nearly as much caching since my son was born 3 months ago, but with Summer approaching it is fun to start seeing this pictures to map out where I want to go. Thanks for the post.
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    I know it's knd of difficult with newborns, but once he get's a little older he'll love it. I've taken my nieces and nephews out caching. What kid doesn't like looking for buried treasure..........
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    Quote Originally Posted by jfeiro
    What kid doesn't like looking for buried treasure..........

    Amen.


    I am trying to raise my son so that he will enjoy caching and hiking as early as possible. And I don't know what I would do if he didn't enjoy the outdoors???
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