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dreamsharkYes, I am lucky enough to have a Pokemon spawn site in my house! It's not a particularly active or interesting spawn site, yielding mostly Urban Vermin (pigeons, rats, and worms). But now and then something unusual pops up. Yay!
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lydy and eileenlufkin? When you post about Pokemon, could I trouble you to use a tag so I can find those posts easier? Now that I've been drawn into The Game I'm going back and looking for lydy's very interesting posts on the subject and wishing they were tagged.
I'm Level 14, but my progress has been so haphazard that I don't have enough powerful critters to do any fighting. If I ever manage to evolve my Dratini or Charmander I might consider it. I'm mostly having fun collecting. So far, my go-to hunting ground is Lake Harriet. The Roseway has possibly the highest density of Pokestops in the Twin Cities, and the lakeshore has tons of water creatures (including the elusive Dratini). There also seem to be a lot of Clefairies around the Rose Garden afer dark. Lately, anyway. Eileen and I couldn't find any trace of fairies during the last full moon, but now they are all over the place. When I came back from South Dakota with a cute little baby Rock Rhino,eileenlufkin took me to Loring Park to find more. Sure enough, they are quite common over there, although I have never seen one any place else in the Cities.
So, who else is playing Pokemon Go, besides
lydy and eileenlufkin? When you post about Pokemon, could I trouble you to use a tag so I can find those posts easier? Now that I've been drawn into The Game I'm going back and looking for lydy's very interesting posts on the subject and wishing they were tagged. I'm Level 14, but my progress has been so haphazard that I don't have enough powerful critters to do any fighting. If I ever manage to evolve my Dratini or Charmander I might consider it. I'm mostly having fun collecting. So far, my go-to hunting ground is Lake Harriet. The Roseway has possibly the highest density of Pokestops in the Twin Cities, and the lakeshore has tons of water creatures (including the elusive Dratini). There also seem to be a lot of Clefairies around the Rose Garden afer dark. Lately, anyway. Eileen and I couldn't find any trace of fairies during the last full moon, but now they are all over the place. When I came back from South Dakota with a cute little baby Rock Rhino,
eileenlufkin took me to Loring Park to find more. Sure enough, they are quite common over there, although I have never seen one any place else in the Cities.
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Date: 2016-09-30 05:57 pm (UTC)Bruce plays too.
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Date: 2016-09-30 06:09 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2016-10-01 02:19 pm (UTC)I'd like to evolve my little turtle guy, my various carp things, and my pikachu, but I'm not all that serious about it. I mostly want to collect one of each so I've never really done the gym thing.
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Date: 2016-09-30 07:48 pm (UTC)There's a park a few miles from our house that has 4 Pokestops. We go almost nightly to walk around and catch stuff. 9 times out of 10, there's someone or someones there who have dropped lures. The town, too, has a main square you can drive around and hit about 8 stops.