Another cacher and I are planning to hunt Kache Visible on Mountain tomorrow morning (taking 2 Jeeps). We are leaving my house in Cumming around 8:00am planning to reach the parking for the cache about 10.

Afterwards, time and weather permitting, we will head back to Blairville for a ride on the trails at Beasely Knob (will visit my cache there).

I will have a seat available in my Jeep if anyone wants to ride along.

Post up if interested.

KVOM - Been there, done that. All I have to say is be PREPARED. Be sure to also yell HO BEAR occassionally!

hehe

I already had a DNF a year ago, so I know what the terrain is like

So close, yet so far away!

A piece of cake on a warmish Dec day except for the fact that KVOM lost his GPS during his decent. If the next seeker would mind picking that up for him that'd be great. And maybe fix a rope while you're up there too. I'da gone back myself, but, umm....there wasn't no way in hell.-JB

I would have thought you would have went on to Montgomery Corner (GC1270Q). Getting to Kache Visible On Mountainm, is 3/4 of the effort required to get there.

Thanks Allen! I didn't want to be the one to say it.
I don't much blame them though. I dread going back myself. Especially since fuel for the helicopter is so expensive.

The survey that created Montgomery's Corner still causing trouble....

http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/stories/2008/02/16/border_0217.html

The 1802 Articles of Agreement call for GA's Northern boundary to be the 35th Par. This is basically the same thing as a deed. Just because a surveyor made a mistake doesn't make it right. Some may argue that TN and NC have claimed the land for over 7 years so it's theirs. Well, GA never agreed with the survey to begin with so it is still GA's land!!!
I'm sure GA don't have a chance but right is right!

http://www.amerisurv.com/content/view/4637/153/

Article from American Surveyor.