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| Megan had a record sales day for the camp store |
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| We needed to find a geocache today because it is "Get Outdoors Day" |
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| We had to phone a geocaching friend for a hint so we could find the cache on this walk bridge in Wood River Nebraska |
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| Interesting Multi-cache at the Space Museum |
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| This is the first clue to find the code to open the box |
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| Air and Space Museum just outside Mahoney State Park |
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| The second clue led us to this rocket called the Blue Scout "Blue" was the code needed to open the geocache container lock. |
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| An ammo can cache container east of Mahoney along the interstate |
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| Lots of goodies in the cache |
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| Geocache site near Ashland. Too many tall weeds. We didn't find it. |
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| Heading into the woods for another geocache |
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| Found it! |
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| Signing the log sheet and checking out the contents. |
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| Mary spotted this geocache from the backseat of the truck |
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| A geocache at another historical sign in Ashland |
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| Another ammo can geocache along the hike bike trail in Ashland |
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| Moving on down the trail to the next cache |
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| Mary: "Do I have to go in there?" |
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| Easter egg hunt |
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| The log sheet is in one of those eggs |
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| Mary was glad she hiked in to find this one. Note: It is in a blue egg. |
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| A hide-a-key stuck to the bridge |
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| Mary at the Holy Family Shrine |
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| This little thing is called a "chirp" It puts out a signal that the GPS picks up and gives you the coordinates for the geocache |
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| The chirp sent us to this old cemetery where the cache was |
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| Geological site at Schram Park We had to take pictures and answer questions to complete an "Earth Cache" |
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| Light house along the Platte River north of Ashland |
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| Sumner Nebraska This was the starting point of a multi-cache We had to get numbers from a historical marker here to get the coordinates for the next state of the multi-cache. |
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| Eddyville Nebraska This was the second stage of the multi-cache. We needed the numbers from this sign to get the coordinates for the final location. |
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| A new cache in Eddyville. We found the hole in the wall but no geocache in it |
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| The geocache was named "Hog Heaven" so Jerry assumed it was here. It was not. |
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| The geocache was here. A different type of Hog. |
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| Some very interesting sculptures. |
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| This commemorated a tornado that hit the town in 2000. |
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| These were 55 gallon barrels. You can't see the legs of the centipede. |
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| Oconto Water Tower Didn't find this geocache either |
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| 1/2 mile hike to find this one at Pressey Wildlife Area |
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| We were high on a hill, but the pictures never show that |
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| Mary camped here with her folks when she was younger. |
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| Very small geocache in a hole in the post. |
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| This is the final stage of the multi-cache that started in Sumner, then took us to Eddyville and then back to Miller, where we had found one earlier. Couldn't reach this one from the ground |
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| Kids didn't seem to care what we were doing on the other end of the park. |