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Saturday, 06 May 2006

News: nicolo reaches a real milestone: 1000 finds!

Contributed by Mr. Speedy

Monday, 10 October 2005

Yup, that's right, our good friend from Calgary nicolo reached this important milestone this weekend. Good thing he has Edmonton to help him achieve this goal as he probably swiped Calgary clean of all unfound caches. He now comes to Edmonton, every so often, to satisfy his hunger for new cache & caps! Please join me in congratulating nicolo for this awesome achievement.

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