Captain’s Log — Imperial Stardate: 2010,08,21

It occurred to us that the official report from us has yet to be filed so credit for our … discovery … has also yet to take place.

On Imperial Stardate: 2010, 07,17, we boarded our bird-of-prey … the I.K.S. Maelstrom … and went in search of “AshleyGoRound Cache.”

After all, it is just not right for Klingons to allow such a nearby outpost to go undefeated!

Unlike a previous visit by those of our expeditionary force, this time the outpost was right where it should be and quite easily found … and conquered!

– Gen. Huntar
Commanding, I.K.S. MAELSTROM
The Order of the Pathfinder
and the Klingon Empire

Captain’s Log — Imperial Stardate: 2010,07,13

On the first day, we sought out the mysterious “Mega Smiley,” and although we found the grinning sphere with complete ease, the hidden outpost remained elusive to our imperial scanning equipment.

We searched ground zero for about 15 minutes before forced to retreat back to our fortress overlooking the beach which was secured for our stay in the region.

The next morning dawned with our bat’leths sharpened and held to the ready.

Again we stormed ground zero, this time combing our way from front to back and from side to side.

Suspected geo-trails were followed and into the brush we dug to the point that blood dropped from one warrior’s arms as a result.

No luck with finding this …. mysterious outpost … as it continued to elude those of the Empire who thought we were being most diligent in our search.

However, honor is stripped from us on this mystery as we have seen intelligence reports that others have found what we cannot.

All I can say is that the location has been logged in our ship’s memory banks as our warriors will one day return in force to complete the conquest that has as yet been denied us!

– Brig. Gen. Huntar
Commanding, I.K.S. PATHFINDER
The Order of the Pathfinder
and the Klingon Empire

N 36° 51.218 W 075° 58.548

Captain’s Log — Imperial Stardate: 2010,07,12

Our Klingon warrior spirits drove us forth this evening to seek out something new that was worth not only finding but honoring.

And so it is that the Norwegian Lady is worthy of such efforts.

One who stands eternal watch our of respect and honor for previous souls lost has proven themselves to us and thus are worthy of our songs and praise.

So it was that we raised our bat’leths in salute of the noble lady depicted in stone.

Likewise, we took time to honor the warriors depicted close to this noble lady’s location.

Qapla’ !!!

– Brig. Gen. Huntar
Commanding, I.K.S. PATHFINDER
The Order of the Pathfinder
and the Klingon Empire

Captain’s Log — Imperial Stardate: 2010,07,11

We are KLINGONS!!! …. and we are on a trip of conquest!!!

Traveling aboard our Sienna-class battle cruiser, we pulled out of warp at the location to rest our engines and stretch the legs — having a feeling that there was an outpost to be conquered at this location.

A quick connection with the imperial communications grid was enough for us to locate intelligence on outpost “History In Progress.”

Sensors stolen from the Federation helped us triangulate the position using supplied coordinates which led to a quick victory before departing again in our journey towards the Virginia Beach System in the Virginia Quadrant.

Qapla’ !!!

– Brig. Gen. Huntar
Commanding, I.K.S. PATHFINDER
The Order of the Pathfinder
and the Klingon Empire

Brig. Gen. Huntar uses his disruptor to deal with the guardian overlooking outpost “SJAC of BSA” in the Waynesboro System on Imperial Stardate: 2010,07,01. (Photo by Mike Tripp/Hunter of Stories)

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Captain’s Log — Imperial Stardate: 2010,07,01

We are KLINGONS!!! …. and glory was ours to be had this day!

Upon arriving to seek outpost “SJAC of BSA,” we did battle with the winged war bird that seems to serve as guardian of those who frequent this place.

Previously we sought this hidden outpost but were unsuccessful do to time constraints and lack of working sensors.

However, a Klingon never leaves such a challenge uncompleted and so we returned this day and found our conquest with relative ease!

Qapla’ !!!

– Brig. Gen. Huntar
Commanding, I.K.S. RED WOLF
The Order of the Pathfinder
and the Klingon Empire

With the stealth of a wolf, Brig. Gen. Huntar begins the hunt for outpost “Walnut Grove” in the Waynesboro System on Imperial Stardate: 2010,07,01. (Photo by Mike Tripp/Hunter of Stories)

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Captain’s Log — Imperial Stardate: 2010,07,01

By Kahless the Unforgettable, we have been wanting to seek out this hidden outpost …. “Walnut Grove” …. since the day Imperial Intelligence first reported its presence as we had a feeling of its location by the name alone.

It comes from undertaking many adventures within the Waynesboro System … many GLORIOUS adventures!

Using the stealth of wolves on the hunt, we took up the trail at the marker and moved forward from there.

The outpost was an easy conquest of which we are grateful.

And do not be fooled into thinking Klingons do not value knowledge as we do!

For this reason, it was interesting to read the marker and connect it with the nearby residence as for many years we have know of this marker’s presence but have never taken the time to read it or explore it further.

Qapla’ !!!

– Brig. Gen. Huntar
Commanding, I.K.S. RED WOLF
The Order of the Pathfinder
and the Klingon Empire

Where the Federation fails, the Klingon Empire succeeds! … The I.K.S. Red Wolf of the Order of the Pathfinder marks their successful first contact and conquest over the mystery of outpost “Rebel Line.” (Photo by Mike Tripp/Hunter of Stories)

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Captain’s Log — Imperial Stardate: 2010,06,24

For most of the day, I have been keeping an eye on reports from Imperial Intelligence waiting for a sign that first contact had taken place with outpost “Rebel Line.”

I figured it was only a matter of time … yet that time never seemed to come.

One can only last so long before the adventuresome spirit of a Klingon begins to take over.

This evening, the Lady of the house agreed to keep watch over our littlest warrior allowing me the chance to attempt first contact myself.

Arriving at the coordinates, I found the location quiet even though night had yet to fall.

The clues offered pointed me in the right direction, but where to look as the hiding places are many?

Signs there were that others (like a Federation captain we found) had searched previously (and failed) but when the find was made … ours was the first entry to be logged.

Qapla’ !!! … Success and conquest of what proved to be a challenging mystery.

Our thanks to those who hid this outpost as we shall gladly sing your praises!

Glory to the Empire!!!

Brig. Gen. Huntar

CO, I.K.S. RED WOLF
The Order of the Pathfinder
and Klingon Defense Force

We Klingons sniffed the air and decided it was a good day to sleep in while others seek out the first contact for outpost “Rebel Line” over in the Waynesboro system.

And to be honest … Imperial Intelligence predicted this one to be located long before now which leads us to believe the Federation is soft!

For us, we did perform a flyby on our way to let the littlest warrior chase geese elsewhere … a task that would not allows us to hunt just yet.

So …. We shall add this outpost to our lists for conquest and invade sometime over the next few days.

Qapla’ !!!

Brig. Gen. Huntar
CO, I.K.S. RED WOLF
Klingon Defense Force
The Order of the Pathfinder

Captain Robert Donovan on his first away mission in the Odenwald sector

Captain’s Log

Stardate 2010.0623

Today was a calm day on the caching front. My crew was sitting around and discussed what to do next weekend. Saturday is event day, but Sunday is still open. Lt. stefmaus found a travelbug that wants to go to Stuttgart, before it goes back to Lueneburg, the city she studied in and she truely loves.

So I guess this will be our destination on Sunday.

Meanwhile, I attached some pictures of my more or less recent away missions.

I hope to report more often in the next weeks.

Captain Robert Donavan
CO, USS Trailblazer

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Our ship emerged from warp this afternoon as we returned to port yet the date does not seem to match our mission time.

It must have been a timewarp as whatelse can explain the absence of activity from this ship and crew as well as the lateness of various mission reports that have been needing to be filed for some time now?

Look for logs to be caught up within the coming days as the crew of the Pathfinder prepares for an long-range mission of exploration that will take us in the direction of the Florida Quadrant within the next couple of weeks.

Respectfully,

Capt. Jonathan Hunter
Commanding Officer
U.S.S. Pathfinder