Andycacher

Yeah, it's too bad. Thanks for the advice.

In my area, there is a two-stage multi in a really nice park but the first stage has been missing for over two years. However, it is possible to find the second stage by reading the description, logs, and looking at some photos posted by past finders. This is how everyone has found the cache since 2013. The owner isn't particularly active since they haven't logged in since May of this year. It's been flagged NM ever since the stage went missing. Is this worthy of a NA log/some other action, or should it just remain the way it is?

I am always so annoyed in those old forums. Whenever someone used a smilie it became a double post.

I've found one. It was in great condition. Seriously.

I like this kind of cache.

I just use EasyGPS. It's a free download.

This is a very clever stage of a multicache I found............. The coords are on the metal bar.

MONSTER-largest multi-40 stages

The APE caches were commercial caches. There won't be any more movie caches(probably).

This is how I do it. I find a location that is .1 away from other caches. Then I find a hiding spot, and then find a container that would fit in that spot. Ammo cans and lock-n-locks are good for containers. I fill it up with swag and a logbook. Then I take several coordinate readings and average them. Finally, I hide the cache and fill out the submission page on the website. The cache will be reviewed within 72 hours (hopefully). Then you have a cache!

I have had that same problem too. I always wondered....

When I hid my caches, one was was published within 3 hours, one was published in five minutes, and one took almost a day. It varies. Don't be surprised to wait.

1194. Southwest Twin Cities. Interesting....

My first cache is still active-Jeremiah the Bullfrog Swamp. It is a great cache!

Go to geocaching.com/adopt.

I would think that would be O.K.

As far as I know, there is no way to tell.

Wow! That sounds like an extreme cache! Can you give a GC code?

What do you think is the most extreme cache (active or archived) in the world? Also, what is the most extreme chache that you've ever found? Thanks! Here's a couple crazy ones I've read about... Quantum Leap Psycho Urban Caches Tube Torcher

I just recently hid a 13 gal. cache. It was a great challenge to find an area near me that was remote enough to hide it. But everyone seems to like it.

I am working on a multicache right now. The idea of the cache is that the stages get bigger and bigger as the cache goes on. It starts with a nano and ends with a large. It should be coming soon.

Travel Bugs are also sold at the Groundspeak Shop.

Whenever I find a cache I always try to leave it the way I found it. It would be frustrating to be the owner and be able to find my own cache.

My cache was published in six minutes-I was surprised!

I have just looked through this whole forum and it is INCREDIBLE! Oh, one more thing: BUMP