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Why do people put golf balls in micros?
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Originally posted by Team Honeybunnies:
Why do people put golf balls in micros?Their bowling balls don’t fit.
Probably for the same reason they put candy, cough drops, gum, broken toys, etc. Pulled candy and gum out of 3 caches last week. I am sure that bear and raccoon are not as numerous in some places as they are around us, but critters can do quite number on a cache.
Timberline EchoesBecause they can easily be recycled in a cache instead of filling a dump*.
*Now improperly called a “sanitary landfill.”
My Dad collects the ones from different courses. They have differents logos on them. He has quite a collection going. So to him it would be a find to get one that he did not have. I can uderstand your problem if they are only the kind that have titelist 5 or something like that.
Is that what you do with golf balls?! Wow, that’s a great idea. I have about half a dozen I have picked up walking to and from caches. Been sitting around here for over a year, some of them. I think I’ll go caching this monring …….
There always seem to be golf balls near a cache. These are not usually something that a person would bring with them for trading purposes. I found a dozen alone while doing “For the Dogs” cache in Green Bay!
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Originally posted by Team Honeybunnies:
Why do people put golf balls in micros?those micros out in the field aren’t microcaches, they are cups, didn’t you notice the flag?
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