theseeker999

Well this was on the cache known as Siede, by programmer 64, we had gone for this cache before but ran out of light, we knew about where it was and returned this time and found it within a few minutes. Well now for the interesting part. then we follow the train tracks to get back and it was getting dark and we had to cross the river. there was no crossing there was the dam at kings mill, the party hall across the river, private property., but you get arrested for crossing it it was getting darker we had the machette with us that we found, not good to get arrested with. a guard was patrolling kings mill,we decided to cross in front of the dam we walked in the water not many rocks to step on, the water was very very deep machette and cameras in hand we crossed it the water raged,i thought we would get swept away it came up to above my knees the water, the guard came around nad his headlights shined on us, he stopped his car jsut out of sight, we made it to the other side all wet, we crouched along hte river side under the wall when we didnt see the guard anymore we climbed up the steep rock side and ran for out lives to the end of the parking lot and climbed around the fence and made it to the baseball field where we made our esacpe.

i would probably burn a trail through the area until i found that person and hung them upside down from a tree if it ever went off on me

please, marylanders, i hid a cache in maryland at these coordiantes N 39° 29.825 W 076° 13.892 i forgot that id have no way to service this cache! if the cache ever needs servicing i need to have someone who can do it for me, ( it should rarley need it, its a micro) please anyone willing to just every few months or so service this cache please message me! thanks!

well actually when i was first starting out, i wanted alll of the hard caches i could get, i wanted to really challenge myself and show everyone yea i can do those too.

well lets here those stories, ever had a cache adventure where you feel like a real indiana jones?

i would say its the view from the cache

Well? what really makes a good , HARD geocache, a real challenge? or next to impossible find