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"The Wave" in northern Arizona, barely south of the Utah-Arizona border, is a spectacular sandstone formation on the slopes of the Coyote Buttes in the beautiful Paria Canyon - Vermillion Cliffs Wilderness Area. (Tuesday, 29 October 2002)
Discovered!
Well you've found me out! So much for my own secret little caching web page. Since you now know, I may as well let you in on one of my favorite pastimes, G.P.S. stash hunting, or Geocaching. When I go cache hunting, I am known as Astounding. That's the nickname or handle I've been using since I started caching in 2001. That's my name online at www.geocaching.com, the official web site of Geocaching. Be sure to visit my Adventures page where I share some of my cache hunting adventures online. Links
Below I've included a few links to related web pages--web sites I find interesting:
Geocaching:
www.geocaching.comUtah Association of Geocachers (UTAG): www.utahgeocachers.comThe Mobile Mavericks' Geocaching Site (circa 2001-2003): www.eduscapes.com/geocaching - These cache hunters have put together an excellent site, including fascinating information on their own cache hunting finds! [UPDATE March 2011: It looks like the Mobile Mavericks gave up on their site sometime in 2003, so it's suffered some bit rot much like my own web site's caching section.]Contact Information: If you want to talk to me about cache hunting or other related topics, I can be reached online (no junk mail or solicitations, please -- only person-to-person messages about relevant topics) via the following web page:Contact Me | |