Buford Spring this Sunday 26th

[cyberfed]

Anyone interested?
So far counting myself I have 3 people that are in.

I need to get to the shop to have my tank(s) filled. This week has been a work nightmare... :icon_frown:

[cyberfed]

Ok so I have a pretty decent memory, and think I can find my way through the swamp.

Any pointers for finding the spring? compass bearings? ect.? :102:

[SPLzero]

LOCATION: (lat. 28°38'00.2" N., long. 82°35'26.4" W.)

im not sure how much that helps?

Looks fun...:icon_super:

[Kevin]

There are orange markers tied to the trees. Just look for those. You could always run a reel from the end of the path just in case. If you get lost...ask TJ about that, I hear he knows those parts pretty well.

[cyberfed]

Thanks for the GPS coordinates I think my buddy has a GPS we can use!

I remember the orange markers on the trees as well. I shot some video too so I am going to review that to see if I can remember some good visual landmarks.

I also plan to run either a line or leave a "breadcrum" trail so to speak to find our way back regardless of where we end up.

Thanks guys we plan to leave tomorrow morning so if anyone has any additional tips on how to find it please post em here! :icon_smile:

[danherbon]

This place looks neat. Just watched a few videos on youtube. I'll have to join you one time once I get cavern certified.

[TommyB]

There are orange markers tied to the trees. Just look for those. You could always run a reel from the end of the path just in case. If you get lost...ask TJ about that, I hear he knows those parts pretty well.

Those orange markers do not lead to / or back . I would not rely on those markers.

Use the Blue and Red Reflectors that are mounted high in the trees.
If I recall it's blue on the way in, red on the way out.

Was not there to long ago, and those orange ribbons were everywhere.. So just be careful if your going to use those orange ribbons as guides.
PS = Last time there even TJ got lost hahahah

[cyberfed]

Good call Tommy didn't know about the blue markers up high. Nice!
Were running a line from the logging trail just in case