06/30/2018 By Edwards654
Made the find on a caching run to the plains...tftc
02/06/2017 By tamiuron
Thanks, jeeperz1&2! I took a trip to South Texas last week, and I drove by here after spending the night in Amarillo. The time change coming this way gave me an extra four hours to geocache on my way home to Arvada. I love geocaching on the plains, and there are still plenty out here to find. I found a few caches near Lamar, and the others were south of Limon. It was fortunate that the weather was good for this time of year. I hope to be back soon for more.
--tamiuron, sign nano logs TRON
09/28/2016 By Jim Reeb
Quick and easy. An original log that was actually labeled correctly. Gets a fave just for that. Thanks. Jim and Audrey.
06/10/2016 By BLT33
Found on the ground, so we rehid where we thought it probably should be. TFTC
02/25/2015 By HarvestMoon2
EDIT: Forgot to "reapply templates" in GSAK when logging.
Caching with my cousin, FWIA on the Hwy 71 corridor to Punkin Center then east for bicycle parts. day
Day started out fabulous then the sun started to warm up the roads. The mud got deeper to where we couldn't see out the windows. No cell service and no houses at which point we decided to find a paved road. We did however, finish the bicycle series, I think.
After being in knee-deep snow in some areas and replacing a few caches we ended the day with 55 caches. Thank God for FWIA having a 4-wheel drive vehicle or we might still be out there.
Thanks to the CO's for placing the caches.
This entry was edited by HarvestMoon2 on Thursday, 26 February 2015 at 15:06:58 UTC.
02/25/2015 By FWIA
Out and about caching with my cousin, HarvestMoon2. We decided today to head North a little and try our luck at grabbing some airplane & bicycle parts. We had started on the airplane parts last year. Even after today we still need to get the ones from Punkin Center North.
Grabbed those between Ordway & Punkin Center then headed East in search of parts to build a bicycle. It was easy going for the most part until we headed south, south of Hwy 94. The roads started to deteriorate very fast. 
Holy smokes I just kept envisioning us sliding sideways into a ditch, stuck with no way to put out a distress call since there was no cell service. Onward and sometimes slightly sideways we kept sliding along just to finish a danged bike. Then, we really hit a mud road to end all mud roads. By this time my nerves were a wreck 
(at least not my car). Thank God for 4-wheel drive. I don't think we would have made it without it. By this time all I wanted was a paved road. Finally made it to one and let me tell ya, what a relief!!!!!
On the day we finished with 55 caches, a partially complete airplane, and a completed bicycle. Oh, and a Red Rav4 that looked brown when we were finished. We walked through mud, snow up to our knees in places, and made use of our shovel TOTTS. We did replace some caches after giving a few areas a very thorough search.
Thanks for placing the caches that provided us a very fun and frantic day. Much appreciated. 
01/06/2015 By k9jayhawk
Travelled to the Eastern Plains to finishing picking up bicycle parts and planes along with a few other stray caches...TFTC SL
08/03/2014 By Rob14erGuy
Got it, thanks!
06/28/2014 By HugoFamdamily
A fun day of caching with my hubby. Signed log, it was a little on the soggy side but not bad.
12/28/2013 By XTerra85
My goal for January 1, 2014 was to reach 6000 caches. I have been on a cache streak since Jan 1st of 2012 and was attempting to reach 2 years. So on the 28th we set out on a 5 day cache run. Colorado Spirit quests, lots of tumbleweeds to wade through while on the plains, into lots of urban areas in Pueblo and Canon city and some beautiful hiking as well. We had a grand adventure and enjoyed all the varieties of containers and hides along the way. Happy New Year!
Jeeperz 100 mile SE cache.
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