Adopting out caches

[CarrollEyre]

Sadly the CarrollEyres are leaving our state and thus leaving behind some favourite remote area caches. We have a couple cachers who would love to adopt them but how. The process must be too simple for me to understand. The GC caches were relatively easy to transfer so I suspect that GCA will be just as easy.
Regards

[caughtatwork]

We have no auto process. List which caches and who will own and VrsigRat or I will change them.

[budgietas]

We have no auto process. List which caches and who will own and VrsigRat or I will change them.

is he related to craigrat?

[SamCarter]

We have no auto process. List which caches and who will own and VrsigRat or I will change them.

is he related to craigrat?

Just to the right, a bit, though not entirely.

[caughtatwork]

Fat fingers small phone keyboard.

[CarrollEyre]

Thanks Craig rat and Caughtatwork for transferring the following caches.
Moorland Moresurf Northdown, Tasmania, Australia
By CarrollEyre on 18-May-10. Waypoint GA2024 will be adopted by 2y'stassies who obviously love wild beaches and anywhere that involves a mild sense of adventure. This is one of our favourite places.

Gemmule Guide Ridgley, Tasmania, Australia
By CarrollEyre on 18-May-10. Waypoint GA2025 will be adopted by sharnies tribe who interesting were the last finders. The CEyres and Sharnies tribe had many interesting chats regarding geocaching when we were at TAFE together...

We have enjoyed geocaching in TAs and much of our caching is due to the work that both Craig Rat and Caught at Work have put into the site. so a big
THANKS
from the CarrollEyres.

[CraigRat]

Thanks Craig rat and Caughtatwork for transferring the following caches.
Moorland Moresurf Northdown, Tasmania, Australia
By CarrollEyre on 18-May-10. Waypoint GA2024 will be adopted by 2y'stassies who obviously love wild beaches and anywhere that involves a mild sense of adventure. This is one of our favourite places.

Gemmule Guide Ridgley, Tasmania, Australia
By CarrollEyre on 18-May-10. Waypoint GA2025 will be adopted by sharnies tribe who interesting were the last finders. The CEyres and Sharnies tribe had many interesting chats regarding geocaching when we were at TAFE together...

We have enjoyed geocaching in TAs and much of our caching is due to the work that both Craig Rat and Caught at Work have put into the site. so a big
THANKS
from the CarrollEyres.

All done

Thank you SO much for your contribution to geocaching in Tasmania.
You will all be missed.

Here's wishing you all the best with your new life on the big island!