Happy Thanksgiving!
I’m thankful for SO many things. Geocaching with my family: …. and they even put up with me crawling under muddy bridges…. Dam Troll Long hikes with good friends:

Updated Fizzy Grid
I fixed the input on the MyGeocachingProfile.com website and got the right output. Funny how that works. May your Thanksgiving be full of turkey, pumpkin pie, and caches!

Finishing up the Fizzy Challenge
Well Rounded Cacher (The Fizzy Challenge) My grid for this challenge is now, at long last, complete: Note: this was generated by http://www.mygeocachingprofile.com, which I only just discovered today. Well, hey! It looks like I didn’t need to do this last

The Fizzy Challenge and the Enigmatic Otis Pug
Before I get in to the main subjects this week, here are a couple of newsy items. ****************************** Author and technology journalist Paul Gillen and his wife Dana are avid geocachers and are about to publish a book on the how to. It’s called “Joy of Geocaching,” and I have a link to the Amazon page already on the Geocaching Stuff to Buy tab here for your convenience. I’ll let y’all know when it’s out. Meanwhile, they did a super job interviewing Steve of the Ventura Kids about our record-setting 413 cache day!

A Geocaching Trifecta, Of Sorts
As I write this, I’m riding back with f0t0m0m somewhere on the west side of the Salton Sea after a long day of caching with three goals on our list: one more high terrain cache for the Well-Rounded Cacher challenge cache, Well Rounded Cacher (The Fizzy Challenge) 10 pages of the Delorme Map challenge cache, California DeLorme Challenge (Southern & Central) and a token find in Mexico. We accomplished it all! The day began at 6