Pteronarcophobia

06/02/2019 By Back Country Horsemen
We took the hard way up but found a much easier way to come down. Of course now the storms have started.

05/03/2019 By Hikermama3
Found it this time. I got back on a sunny day with Plenty of time to hunt for it. I hunted for a little bit and finally I just stood there and as I was standing there I saw it, tftc , I’m glad to have a row of smileys now

04/25/2019 By Hikermama3
Did not find, gps wasn’t real happy and with the setting sun, I couldn’t spend too much time looking but I’ll come back on a Saturday morning when the sunlight is good and I have more time,

08/16/2018 By allenmabry
1:47 PM We are here from Dallas for our typical August vacation in Divide in order to skip the Texas heat for a couple of weeks.

Today I am hiking/caching around Mt Herman with WingsAndTails.

My GPS was pointing 27 feet up the hill. W&T said she had 8 ft. She was right. After I came back down, my GPS also read 5 ft.

We signed the clean replacement log. Thanks, Ms.Stang, for the cache and maintenance.

GeoWoodstock XVII
Ft. Worth, TX
May 25, 2019 10:00AM - 5:00PM
https://coord.info/GC7NBWQ

It is on the way to Giga status, so please log a "will attend" if you are coming.

08/16/2018 By WingsAndTales
I tried for a DNF on this one but had no luck. I finally got back to the area today and found it after a short search. I'm not sure why we didn't see it the first time but I know we were in the right area. Some days are just that way. TFTC

07/10/2018 By krazykatzen
Whew! My GPS wanted me to work for this one. Amazing what 30' radius means in the mountains. The log book was jammed in place and perhaps damp, since it easily tore when I tried to extract it, so I took a photo.

Nice hiding place, so I had a little picnic among the flies (which were few and polite). The only time I've had non-biting flies "bug" me was once on a montane slope near Silver Jack that was covered in huckleberry shrubs and just erupted with flies that landed on uncovered skin in uncanny numbers, kinda like that scene from The Mummy where Imohtep vomits out the plague flies. The other time was entering an old cabin where the south facing window ledge had dead flies an inch deep! (queue Amityville Horror gif).

At the stream crossing below were dozens of tan moths trying to drown themselves. After convincing myself they were not spruce budworms, I rescued a few handfulls and straightened up a huge Bluebell that had drooped flowers into the pool, since bees were also getting trapped. A trout in the pool gave me a stinkeye, so I left the natural selection experiment alone.

06/15/2018 By MountainBear
Java Chip and I found this one while exploring a trail we hadn't been on yet! Thanks for bringing us to this area and TFTC!

01/28/2018 By Bokmeow
this was our second and last cache of the day. our old "waterproof" boots are waterproof no longer and our feet were soaked and freezing from the snow. (how spoiled are we that i'm complaining about snow in january??) haha. tftc. all was well and good with the cache. we had our lunch there and headed back up the trail to our car. can't wait to do the whole series in the summer. tftc!