squishaholic

It seems like most everyone so far thinks that what you are doing is fine. I usually place travel bugs and geocoins in my cache's since they are planted near my house and commute. I usually leave a note and add in my description "TB Drop" or "Coin Drop". I want to attrack more to my area....there is one cache that many people really enjoy once they are here.

Okay.....I am getting nailed for the DNF scenario. I will probally never be in this situation again. If I do, I will make sure to not claim the cache. It was a rookie mistake and I have learned a lesson. I dont want to come across as padding my stats (there is no benefit to that). There are times where I cannot sign a log due to water damage or no space....so that makes it hard to leave a message.

from: squishaholic I understand now....about how much this offends others in the hobby. I did go back a few days later. I should have just waited....perhaps it was my frustration that took over.

classic story....it sounds like one of those stories some read in Penthouse. Was it near a nude beach or resort....or in another country where topless is common.

Some wanted to know what I had written for a note....here it is. I was out for a nice walk for some geocaching...and I stumbled onto you two love birds on the path. I hope you at least kissed her when you finished. p.s. if you dont know what geocaching is then goto www.geocaching.com (older guy with a much younger lady....in the middle of the afternoon on a school day, local vehicle plates) hmm......might I think he should have been working since his truck had tools inside. I think he was up to no good.

Follow Up: OKay...maybe I shouldnt have listed this as a Find, since I could see the cache location and knew right where to go....I thought I was in the clear. I will go back to this location again soon and not claim it for a second time.

I posted this topic on another cache site and it sparked some interesting reponses..... (Without details PG-13 rating only) - I was caching last week to a cache location called American Chestnut in Rockport,Maine. I was on my way to a cache and I knew where I needed to go....I thought I was the only one out in the woods and cache area when I accidentally stumbled across a couple taking in some extra circular activities between me and the cache. I ended up leaving the site and claiming the cache as find and left a nice note on the windshield of the persons truck. Do you have any stories that you are able to share when things unexpectedly turned or changed for you while out on a caching adventure Update 9/16: I did log the find that day (by the look of the recent comments, it looks like I broke the goldern rule). Good News, I did go back and actually found the cache a few days later (when it was rainy, hoping it was too cold to shed your clothes off). There have been situations where I will not log a find....even if I can see the area or location of a missing or misplaced cache.

Great Topic - I love to blog. I know my grammar may not be correct....but a blog allows me to share my thoughts with who ever reads it. I have been scouring the intenet for other blogs that are geocaching related. I have a blog....that has many links to other geocaching blogs. Come and check it out http://squishaholic.vox.com/ http://thelombardologic.blogspot.com/ ----has many great links about geocaching

Creative and recyclable....I found a great use with my left over Maxwell House plastic coffee cans. They are plastic and air tight. I know the Maine winters here can be cold and I am not sure how it will hold up the frigid conditions. I had posted this photo on flickr My custom cache container