Peanuts, Burgers & Fries, Toms River, Warminster

Last Tuesday, I went to "Peanuts and Burgers and Fries XVIII", one of a series of monthly events at Five Guys in Toms River. This is actually the first one I successfully attended, and yes, I do mean successfully. I've tried to get to this event a bunch of times in the past and all prior attempts were foiled by various problems, including schedule conflicts, inclement weather, and a glass spike in my foot. (which happened last month) This time, I wasn't going to let the rain and 20% chance of snow stop me from getting there. There wasn't actually any snow but it rained all day, which didn't stop me from finding 30 geocaches along the way there. The only cache that I really took a chance on was "16 Lake Drive". It's about 15 feet up a pine tree. However, I held on to the tree tightly going up and down, and there was no disaster.

Anyway, I arrived at Five Guys in the evening and it was a good event. It was kind of Christmas-themed because of the month. It was also my first time going to a Five Guys because I wanted to save that experience for this event. I had a burger, of course, and many rounds of peanuts. I actually don't think Five Guys is better than Jake's, a local chain, but I'd certainly go to this monthly event again. That is, if I don't get any more glass in feet, bad weather, schedule conflicts, etc. :)

On Saturday and Sunday, I went to the Warminster area. On Saturday, I geocached in Horsham, Hatboro, and Warminster. On Sunday, I shifted a bit to the east and hit Warminster, Southampton, and Bensalem. This is the annex of the Cache Factory area and most of the caches I found were placed by Taxman, although he has some helpers/cohorts/rivals (depending on what the real story is) populating the area too.

( The caches... )