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Hey, it was a lonely cache, too:

I Love the 80’s–Do U2?

GC159AY

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@Lostby7 wrote:

The cache has now been disabled.

The cache is now reenabled.

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@tyedyeskyguy wrote:

Just throw a match on me when it’s my time.

Are you normally combustible? Or do we need to bring accelerants too?

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Come to think of it I have heard of a practice of temporarily burying people in a cemetery just to give them some “time” there, before exhuming them for cremation or other such disposal.

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Winter caching is great, just follow the footprints of whoever found it last.

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😯

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I know geocaching is “at your own risk” but maybe this cache should be moved. I’m sure there’s another stop sign on the road that could be used!

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@marc_54140 wrote:

Thanks all.

I was not sure what everyone was talking about, but finally figured out I hit a ‘found it’ instead of ‘note’.

An interesting question is whether you have posted more notes than found it logs over time 😉

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Hey, how’d you end up scoring 6500 on your own cache?

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=16c8c9a1-a0a6-4156-9e05-85a9b71a0f3e&log=y&decrypt=

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Are the caches the Inn hides non-gc-published caches?

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There’s nothing you can do. As I was once (correctly) told on these forums, we are essentially leaving debris in public when we place a cache and having that debris discovered and taken is part of the game. So change it to a smaller cache, definitely a different spot since it is now discovered, and use your best camo skills.

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@sweetlife wrote:

Hope this makes everyone happy

Just to be clear, I didn’t raise this question as an attack, simply a question. I’m sorry if you felt otherwise.

We have had a number of logs on our caches that indicate they were hunted at night (depsite our having the “not 24/7” and “not at night”) attributes–especially with it getting dark by about 6:00 these days–so before we took a hard line on the issue with finders I wanted to have some ammo behind me.

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@Cachelovskys wrote:

I would like to add one to the list. “Dry Caching” It isn’t caching that you do when you are sober, but when you cache without a GPS. It isn’t copyrighted…yet. So start using it in your geocaching conversation or try it in the field. DRY CACHING.

AKA “Wandering Around”–a favorite method of various cachers…

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@marc_54140 wrote:

I like being able to verify coordinates before going out to hunt a puzzle. That’s the purpose of Geochecker, and I believe lots of cachers feel the same way.

I seem to recall someone thought it was “time to wean the area cachers off of the need for a checker.” Can’t recall who that was though.

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Man, the only thing we find under picnic tables are paper wasps nests.

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