Arkansas Geocachers Association 2009 Annual Meeting

[BSA534]

I saw the CW had posted a "Will Attend" with a note saying "he" looks forward to meeting everyone. How exciting!

[Gaddiel]

What an honor!

The real question is: Will s/he be attending as "Chuck Walla" or as his/her "regular" geocaching name? We may go the entire weekend still not knowing his/her true identity, even though h/she is right in front of us!

Wayne

[arkfiremedic]

I noticed this when I reviewed the will attend list as well. I think I am just as excited about the possibility/probability/chance of him/her/it identifying himself/herself/itself to us in attendance. We can't wait. Should add a mysterious aura to the event!

[paris1time]

Maybe a new Geo-Bingo square is needed. "Has been a volunteer reviewer for Arkansas".

[Ashallond]

Can't make it, but will try to make the next event closer to Fort Smith.

[Dentful1]

Another crazy cacher with multiple personalities. Hope it turn out like Jim Carry's "Me Myself and Irene."

[paris1time]

I have not seen it posted yet, but anyone who missed the ArkGeo meeting today missed the revealing of who Chuck Walla really is....

Old River Runner

Thanks Frank for all you do for geoaching, both as ORR and Chuck Walla.

[Gaddiel]

I have not seen it posted yet, but anyone who missed the ArkGeo meeting today missed the revealing of who Chuck Walla really is....

Old River Runner

Thanks Frank for all you do for geocaching, both as ORR and Chuck Walla.

I was shocked when I found out. He has really kept it hidden well all this time. Thanks Chuck Walla for all your work as a reviewer and thank you, ORR for all your work with ArkGeo. Double duty! (...and he does both jobs so well...)

Wayne

[ChuckWalla]

THE REAL CHUCKWALLA REVEALED ...

[pshelto]

Even though we ended up spending more time at the event than we planned, it was worth it to find out who the real chuck.walla was. I can finally sleep at night, get something done at work and talk about more important things with hollowlog, like how to plant a cache in a lake and require scuba diving. I must say, however, that I do feel a mission in life has been completed and it's a rather bittersweet feeling.