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[matteeanne@yahoo.com]

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[Lujo Bauer]

Yup. Just a little. It often leads to discovering cool new outdoor places -- that's my favorite thing about it. -Lujo matteeanne@... wrote:

> Anyone ever tried this?

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[Dean Wegner]

Yes, geocaching is a blast. Go to http://www.geocaching.com/ for everything you ever wanted to know. Punch in your zip code, and you will find more caches in your area than you would ever expect. Its a great treasure hunt activity. Great fun for small kids and anyone else. It gives me a reason to get my kids out of the house, hiking, and they like it enough that they will happily do it again. It will probably lead you to new places in your area that you would otherwise never find. If you already have a GPS, its a excellent way to put it to use. Dean Wegner West Bend, WI '02 KLR650 --- matteeanne@... wrote:

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[Rob MacMorran]

Fun stuff. Especially with a friend or two. http://www.geocaching.com/ Just punch in your zip code or location and it will give you caches in your vicinity. Never done it on a bike before though.

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[Pat (M)]

Timely thought! Try www.starrynight.com for some good user-friendly info. about the night skies. But there I go again, that old Navy influence . . . When you mentioned "heavenly bodies," I remembered another link; on Fred's 'observatory' webpage: http://www.angelfire.com/ut/moab/umbrella_girl.html Happy New Year! Pat M

--- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, Duncan wrote: > I know some of you are into heavenly bodies: > > ** FIVE PLANETS ALIGNED AND A COMET ** > > All five naked-eye planets are lined-up in the morning sky, and you > can easily see them Christmas morning (and for the next week or so) > just by stepping outside for a few minutes. > > This line-up is described in some detail at the Griffith Observatory > Sky Report at http://www.GriffithObs.org/skyreport.html (with two > graphics) and at SpaceWeather.Com at http://spaceweather.com (with a > wonderful photo taken yesterday morning). > > FIVE PLANETS: On Christmas morning and every morning after that for more > than a week, you can step outside at dawn and find the five brightest > planets (Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn) sprawled across the > sky. It's a beautiful display easily seen without a telescope. Visit > http://spaceweather.com for sky maps and pictures. > > And don't forget Comet Machholz, now easily visible in binoculars > from within the city (and naked-eye from dark locations) during the > mid and late evening. Observing details and a finding chart are at > the Observatory's Sky Report page and at > http://SkyandTelescope.com/news/article_1414_1.asp. > > > > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > The all-new My Yahoo! - Get yours free! > http://my.yahoo.com