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Marsha and Silent Bob
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Outside = heat and bugs.
Inside = A/C and no bugs.
I'll be at a bar regardless of the descision 
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CamoCacher
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celticwulf
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Location: Eagan, MN
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| Marsha and Silent Bob wrote: |
Outside = heat and bugs.
Inside = A/C and no bugs.
I'll be at a bar regardless of the descision |
LOL...yeah, forgot about those complaints...bugs suck
but in case anyone else has thoughts, the park in question is in mendota heights and the park is (I'm 99% sure):
Rogers Lake Park
1000 Wagon Wheel Trail
This 9.2 acre community lakefront park is a popular picnic area. It offers a mature natural area, double tennis courts, play area, picnic shelter, paved trails, sand volleyball court, horseshoe pit and half-court basketball. Although there is no swimming beach, a fishing pier constructed in 2001 provides an opportunity for fisher persons of all skills and ages to catch several varieties of fish. In 2001, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources provided and installed shore line plantings as a five year Shoreline Restoration Demonstration Project. Only non-motorized boating is allowed on the lake.
So from that, yak's would be allowed And thier city parks reg is just no glass/kegs and not excessive use of alcohol.
But yeah...I like AC and bar too in some ways
Celticwulf
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GeoPierce
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Location: Eden Prairie, MN
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| Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 1:13 pm Post subject: |
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but in case anyone else has thoughts, the park in question is in mendota heights and the park is (I'm 99% sure):
Rogers Lake Park
1000 Wagon Wheel Trail
This 9.2 acre community lakefront park is a popular picnic area. It offers a mature natural area, double tennis courts, play area, picnic shelter, paved trails, sand volleyball court, horseshoe pit and half-court basketball... |
Does it have a merry-go-round?
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celticwulf
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Location: Eagan, MN
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| Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 1:15 pm Post subject: |
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| celticwulf wrote: |
but in case anyone else has thoughts, the park in question is in mendota heights and the park is (I'm 99% sure):
Rogers Lake Park
1000 Wagon Wheel Trail
This 9.2 acre community lakefront park is a popular picnic area. It offers a mature natural area, double tennis courts, play area, picnic shelter, paved trails, sand volleyball court, horseshoe pit and half-court basketball... |
Does it have a merry-go-round? |
I don't remember seeing one but the caches I was going for were nowhere near the playground equipment...
hey, that means there is playground equipment there in need of a cache!!
*waits for the rotten tomatos* ROFL J/K all...I'm not that silly
Celticwulf
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Arcticabn
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There is adequate parking in the parking lot on the North side of the cache. Both at the tennis courts and at the playground/beach.
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Polarone
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I would rather be with you guys, however work has decided to put me in class for the next couple of days. Maybe next week.
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celticwulf
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edited first post to add parking coords
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celticwulf
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edited the first post again to add a new cache that just showed up nearby we can do...
wow, that surfer joe guy is impressive in publishing things quickly 
I'm thinking by 8:30 FTF will probably be claimed...
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LucidOndine
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Looks like I miss my first WeekNIGHT cache event since I started coming. Being in Cali does that. Have fun and someone drink something for me.
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GeoPierce
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| Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 10:42 pm Post subject: |
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| Looks like I miss my first WeekNIGHT cache event since I started coming. Being in Cali does that. Have fun and someone drink something for me. |
Cheers to caching in Cali!
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celticwulf
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Just to make sure everyone knows what I know.
Yes, still weekenight caching tonight, and yes, we're going to Granite City afterwards cause I like their food and beer
Three caches, one that just showed up magically last night
and if cachers want to there are two Alpha Soup caches right near the bar (walking distance depending on how far ya wanna walk) for anyone that hasn't done them.
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GeoPierce
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I found a tick on the back of my calf last night when I got home. I put it in an altoids tin and set it on top of my desktop lamp. mmm, roasted tick. just the way I like them.
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Marsha and Silent Bob
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Surprisingly, there were no ticks at either Granite City *or* Applebee's!
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GeoPierce
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| Surprisingly, there were no ticks at either Granite City *or* Applebee's! |
Actually, it was probably on my leg while I was at Granite City! But it didn't want to crawl past Marsha to get from me to you!
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