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A baby boy!

Baby_boy_4 I'm thrilled to let you know that, as of 1:51 p.m. yesterday, my wife delivered a healthy baby boy at 39.43158° N, 123.79994° W.

As a result, you'll probably see a drop in posting frequency for at least a couple of weeks. I'll try to continue covering the big stories and letting you know when reviews of new GPS units like the eTrex H-series show up. Comment approval may be slow, and I probably won't be responding to many, but things will soon return to normal. EDIT: Oops, meant to say I have a couple of posts stored up too.

Can't wait to take the little tyke geocaching!

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Rich

Congratulations to you and your wife on the birth of your son!

Happy Birthday!!!
My son is now a bit older than one year and I can't believe how fast time went since he was born.
Enjoy the time off work and all the best!!

Congrats! Hope mama is doing as well is the baby is. Hope your son enjoys caching with you just as much as mine enjoys caching with me. Just gotta be careful of letting them discover the skirtlifter micros or you'll find yourself having to check every light on the way to the store from the parking lot when your son hits about 1 and a half :P.

Congratulations.

Congrats from the Magellan PR team!

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