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Diane
Diane is a member of Dining Out Club / Houston
- Member of this Meetup Group since
- January 9, 2008
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- Introduction
- I am a very active 40-something who enjoys most anything. I am an avid geocacher, hiker, camper and outdoor enthusiast. I have two wonderful children who do not live with me but we are very close. Am looking for adventures without the pickup!
- What's your favorite restaurant?
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Saltgrass, Patronellas
- In what part of town do you prefer to "Meetup"?
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In and around downtown Houston
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“ Great group of people who enjoy the thrill of the hunt while in a kid-friendly environment. Mix together excitement, exercise and thrills and you have geocaching. ”
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“ Thanks Diane! You're super! ”
—kevin w. young (May 10, 2008 9:20 PM) -
“ I see you finally decided to give this a try girl! Been to any good dinners? I've gone on some super outings with the dining groups! Good luck! ”
—Lisa (May 08, 2008 2:52 PM) -
“ So glad you will be there!
A treehouse sounds fantastic! Could you save room for me and a guest? ”—Melonie Thomas (May 02, 2008 1:16 AM) -
“ Welcome to the Austin Happy Campers, Diane. We've been enjoying ourselves all over the state. Please take a moment to read the "About Us" info, linked on the left of the website. Bear in mind that all members are invited to post questions and suggestions on the message board. You're also invited to help us learn geocaching on some trip. ”
—Wayne (Apr 30, 2008 9:32 PM) -
“ Hope your campout went well. The nights were chilly but we had a ball. The 13 mile trail at Lake Somerville was full of wildlife including wild hogs - yikes! ”
—Kathleen (Apr 14, 2008 8:27 AM)
