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Chatauqua560 10 years, 11 months ago.
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We hope to create our own little library this summer, but until then, we enjoy seeking them out when a cache is incorporated into them. Twice in the past week, we’ve unknowingly passed by two such caches. I ‘m trying to create a bookmark list of all such caches in Wisconsin, so if you know of any, I’d appreciate that knowledge. Once the list is fairly complete, I’ll make it public so no one else with this obsession (and no data plan!) has to pass by one again!
Thanks.In Fond du Lac:
GC4M7FM
GC4VP2V, which is also a Letter Box/Gadget cache.Thanks Jim!
GC4EAJN in Green Bay
Thanks. I wish gc would revive the keyword search option…it would make this a lot easier.
Rainy day activity….I’m linking my now public bookmark list of Little Free Library geocaches in Wisconsin. I added several more by doing an attribute search for front yard caches and reading through all of those. I’m sure there are probably others, so keep them coming!
http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.aspx?guid=82185a36-5b26-40f4-b274-a9c983cd2a53
Hudson has one!
GC2VXV8The best sig is no sig.
I almost forgot, Baldwin has one too!
GC12MJAThe best sig is no sig.
I didn’t look at your list so some may already be on it
3XWJJ
4W653
4W63J
4W633
4W62M
4W621
47K1M
3XNQN
4RYHR
4FPEE
4J396
4QCQE
3C4FJ
4B4NAhere are a couple more that we didn’t find yet
4EAJN
556BCComing to a Little Free Library in Auburndale in the near future.
All opinions, comments, and useless drivel I post are mine alone and do not reflect the opinions of the WGA BOD.
Wow, Mr. G most weren’t on my list, but they are now. Thanks.
I think maybe we need a set of instructions for some people who hide these. Certain ideas like:
1. Putting your log inside a book is very likely to be a sustainable idea. A hollow book or a normal container will work. A library card or a sheet of paper in a book will likely be borrowed along with the book.
2. Putting your cache in one of these without informing the owner is not a very good idea at all.
3. Because of high muggle traffic, even a good design will required greater than average maintenance. Try not to place these outside your normal caching area.
There are tons around the Milwaukee area!
Not all who wander are lost. -J.R.R. Tolkien
@Team Deejay wrote:
2. Putting your cache in one of these without informing the owner is not a very good idea at all.
“Technically” wouldn’t this violate the gc.com publication guidelines?
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