Current at 11/6/2011 (Online waypoint URL) You have already found this cache! Master Index    Nearest Caches Get Sporty by TeamViper (1.5/1.5) N49° 40.069  W95° 54.505 (WGS84) UTM  15U   E 290144  N 5505760 Use waypoint: GC15MR8 Size: Small    Hidden on 9/3/2007 In Manitoba, Canada Difficulty:     Terrain:         This cache was placed by Team Viper as a thank-you to all cachers from Winnipeg to the Whiteshell! A sport themed cache placed in like area. All the vipers have been involved in many individual and organized sports over the years. Current favorites include snowboarding, skateboarding, hockey and golf. Feel free to share your favorites when logging your find. One free item for FTF, all others please trade only! Take care when replacing cache. Xplorer and Ramblin' Rose will maintain cache.

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9/9/2007 by Kabuthunk
Well, I can honestly say that I didn't expect in the slightest to get a FTF . I was just driving back from a family camping trip at Big Whiteshell and decided to get a few caches on the way home. Tackling a few caches here and there, I noticed that there was a cache pretty close to the Hadashville one. However, upon selecting it on the GPS, I noticed something weird.

Y'see, I have GSAK set to send an indication of what the last 4 logs were (Found, Not found, Note, Maintenance, etc) to the cache description on the GPS. When selecting any typical cache, I'll see usually FFFF, FFDF, DNMF, stuff like that... but on THIS one, I see OOOO. "Strange," I thought... "I thought 'O' meant that there wasn't an entry yet. Ok, well I'm curious... I'm pulling out the palm pilot to see what type of log the last four were." Yeah... it was indeed confirmed that there was no logs as of yet.

Driving up to the cache... what's this? A truck in the parking lot? It hasn't been found in almost a week, and by blind unluck, the FTF was taken a scant few seconds before I got there? But luck was with me, as noone was standing near the coordinates, and I didn't see anyone at all during the entire time. Thankfully, since it was Sunday, in fall, in the afternoon... the place was dead empty (well, except for that truck that I never saw the owner of). At least I got to claim my FTF in complete privacy and silence .

Thanks for not only giving me a cache to go after on the long drive back from Big Whiteshell, and the FTF to go with it . And to think that I was contemplating taking the #15 home. Definitely glad I decided to take the #11 a little bit further to the #1, and snag me some sweet geocache .

Took: Picture of me signing FTF spot and Travelbug
Left: Logbook entry and chainmail ball

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