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Just wanted to share a funny story about you that you don’t know. I live in Los Gatos across the street from the cemetary and noticed you looking for the “Travel Bug Pergatory” cache. At the time, I had no idea what geocaching was, or what was going on. All I saw was this “suspicious guy” digging around in the bushes then acting casual any time a car drove by. I thought it was strange so I kept watching. I didn’t feel any better when you pulled an ammo box out of the bushes then start taking things out of it, writing things down and putting things in it. I thought I was witnessing some high-tech drug deal or something. I ended up calling the cops too afraid to go check it out myself for fear that someone would be watching their “stash”. (I realize now how paranoid and ridiculous this sounds now). Anyway, the very next weekend, I read this article in the paper about geocaching and instantly thought of my paranoia. I walked right across the street and opened the container to find out that indeed that’s exactly what it was! So, my first cache discovery is quite the story thanks to you!<\/p>\n
signed,<\/p>\n
a new geocache fanatic!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
–This message was sent through the Geocaching.com web site– Just wanted to share a funny story about you that you don’t know. I live in Los Gatos across the street from the cemetary and noticed you looking for the “Travel Bug Pergatory” cache. At the time, I had no idea what geocaching was, or what …<\/p>\n