And another minor correction, Bronco Butte was logged on the 29th, not
the 28th.  At least people are looking at your site.

Jerry_offtrail


On Thu, 10 Jan 2002 08:54:31 -0700 (MST) Brian Cluff <brian@snaptek.com>
writes:
> And to be totally correct, team snaptek never actually touched the 
> cache.
> After I almost fell off the side of the rim (thanks Jason for 
> catching me,
> that could have been the beginning of an extremely bad day) and an
> exhausting failed hike in and out and then back in, both memeber 
> were to
> tired to actually finish the hike up the side of the mountain to 
> the
> cache. We could see where it was from where we were, so we defiantly 
> found
> it, but the origional find was definatly cbx2.
> 
> Rim RR depot definatly get the award for most frustrating cache I 
> have
> ever been on.
> 
> Brian Cluff
> Team Snaptek
> 
> > A slight correction to your timeline:
> > August 11, 2001: Team Snaptek logs the first find on
> > Rim RR Depot, 168 days after the cache is listed.
> >
> > The Rim RR Depot cache was found by a group effort
> > of CBX2 (both halves), Lightning (and daughter),
> > Team Snaptek (two members), and Bob Renner (and son).
> >
> > The cache itself was actually found (or should I say
> > stumbled upon) by Cody Brown of CBX2, and the record
> > should reflect that.
> >
> > I'm not trying to take away anything from Team
> > Snaptek, who did a great job of eliminating a lot of
> > locations, but just giving credit where credit is
> > due.
> 
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