All Trail of the Ripper Logs
JJG10101 wrote a note for Trail of the Ripper on 8/26/2009
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Please note the companion *geocache* to this cartridge was archived yesterday. The Wherigo cart will still work, of course, but there's no longer a physical cache to find. Look for a new Wherigo/geocache combo for ToT6!--JJG
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uneakone played Trail of the Ripper on 3/21/2009
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Well, we tried playing it on a Nuvi 500 but had problems with the unit turning off, soooo we went to REI and purchased a Colorado (great sale) and went back to the begining location and was able to successfully finish the game. Thanks, JJG10101 for the cartridge. I know that it must take quite a bit of your time to create these cartridges and to put together a storyline. Keep 'em coming...
Uneakone & Happy1
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The Fat Cats played Trail of the Ripper on 3/1/2009
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This was our second Wherigo cartridge, and we had a great time completing it! The story line was very well done, and we enjoyed all the extras included in this adventure!
I know we must have looked very odd to all the park visitors today, but that made it all the better! ;)
Thanks for all the hard work put into this...we can't wait for more!
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Boilermaker_82 played Trail of the Ripper on 10/26/2008
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Part of the Trail of Terror V event. Another in the series from the very creative Mr. JJG10101. Got to play host to some of the TOT participants. We acted quickly and saved that poor girl from the dasterdly Ripper.
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LovOrca played Trail of the Ripper on 10/26/2008
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This was the first Whereigo cartridge we played on our new Colorado. First had to download the cartridge on to the GPSr and bring it to the event. THEN we took about 30 followers from the Trail of Terror (TOT) /F&B Potluck today on a Wherigo tour. I believe I was the first to finish it AND upload the saved, completed cartridge. So, does that make it a FTF for me? Lots of logs on this one on the Geocaching site.
This is the SECOND Wherigo cache for me - the first was at JJG's Nat'l Peanut Day (The Black Tent). I've found these to be very creative, and usually makes good use of a storyline, graphics within the cartridge and a fun tour of the location where the story takes place. You definitely need a good sense of imagination - to produce the cartrige and then to play it.
So, bring your creativity and imagination to another part of the world and check out this FUN new Geocaching twist.
Thanks, John, for another fun cache! We appreciated the effort, and it was fun to share it with other cachers. LovOrca and Tartanite.
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