Number 1 cache in Middle Georgia is Friar Tuck Cache (GCMPRC) in Macon, which is near Warner Robins. Contact me and I will be happy to give you a list of Middle Ga caches within whatever radius of Warner Robins you want.

Hi Windsocker,
Hope you enjoy your stay in Middle Georgia.I live in Forsyth,Ga. about 40 miles up the pike from Warner Robins,and I'll be glad to help out also. BTW, Can you bring me a snort of good Irish Whiskey with you,just a wee dram for my rheumatism.?? Heck just write if ya' get a chance. Poppoppig

Hey Windsocker!

Enjoy your stay in Georgia. Hopefully you'll be here late enough in October that our hot and humid days will be over. Sorry that Warner Robins is outside my geocaching area, and that I can't recommend any specific caches there. Have fun though!

~erik~

And be careful for the ticks in the area! They are out in full force. And deet doesn't work!

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Hey Windsocker!

Enjoy your stay in Georgia. Hopefully you'll be here late enough in October that our hot and humid days will be over. Sorry that Warner Robins is outside my geocaching area, and that I can't recommend any specific caches there. Have fun though!

~erik~

Thanks Erik Never know have car will travel as no doubt you know already

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And be careful for the ticks in the area! They are out in full force. And deet doesn't work!

Thats something I haven't come across this side of the pond

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And be careful for the ticks in the area! They are out in full force. And deet doesn't work!

You just pull 'em off and keep going. It's the 13 pounders in the far reaches of Crawford County that you have worry about.

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Originally posted by Slayerette:
And be careful for the ticks in the area! They are out in full force. And deet doesn't work!

You just pull 'em off and keep going. It's the 13 pounders in the far reaches of Crawford County that you have worry about.

Oh they sound inviting

Whats Crawford County about ? or dare I ask

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Originally posted by Tarvol:

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Originally posted by Slayerette:
And be careful for the ticks in the area! They are out in full force. And deet doesn't work!

You just pull 'em off and keep going. It's the 13 pounders in the far reaches of Crawford County that you have worry about.

Oh they sound inviting

Whats Crawford County about ? or dare I ask

It is just a neighboring rural county (about 30 miles) from Warner Robins. The local joke is that in the more remote parts the ticks get to be 13 pounders. There is a very good historically base virtual cache there..."George Washington Knows Me".

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It is just a neighboring rural county (about 30 miles) from Warner Robins. The local joke is that in the more remote parts the ticks get to be 13 pounders. There is a very good historically base virtual cache there..."George Washington Knows Me".

It's no joke. I have one stuffed and on my wall. What I don't care for is the chiggers. They really get under your skin.

CharlieP waits for someone to bring up the subject of snakes.

While waiting, I will mention something positive about our state. October is one of the best times of the year for geocaching-friendly weather.

And if you are interested in airplanes, the museum at Robins AFB is fantastic, and I think there is at least one geocache there.

http://www.museumofaviation.org/

Yep, the cache is still there. It's a virtual, but it looks like a good one. The bookmarks show that the Late Great Rebel considered it one of the best in Georgia.

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?wp=GC3461

I haven't been in the area of museum at Robins AFB since geocaching started, but it was fantastic. When I lived in Albany Ga which is a good deal south of Warner Robins, the ticks weren't too bad, but the local saying was that the mosquitoes came in two sizes, the ones small enough to go through screen wire doors and those big enough to open them.

Snakes where's St Patrick when you need him

Think I better get a suit of armour ready

Just happens that the brother inlaw is going to be stationed on Robins AFB so I'll be visiting it regularly

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