WalruZ

I've cached my way up to 45 finds and am enjoying this... pasttime... quite a bit. Some are easy and some are hikes in local semi-wild areas. I love the hikes I've been on, but what spoils them sometimes is having to drive around trying to figure out how to get into the area - some of these places have multiple barely-marked entrances and it would be *really* *really* nice if the cache placer would enter a trailhead coordinate (sometimes they do) indicating the best place to park. Geocaching on foot is fun. Looking for a place to park isn't - do people consider that part of the challange?

If one handmade greeting card doesn't seem like 'enough' to you, how about a set of three, with handmade envelopes (not hard to do) all in a baggie? Those would be great. As far as size goes, check with the PO for what mailing sizes are. Postcards (my hobby) are 3 1/2 by 5 1/2 inches. 1/4 of a sheet of standard paper (cut in half then fold) would be 4 1/4 by 5 1/2, and you could cut that down slightly to fit in an envelope. My mom, bless her departed soul, used to make handmade cards with wildflowers fastened on the fronts somehow, and small painted embelishments. I still have some that I treasure. I often leave antique postcards, sets of 3 or 4 along with postage. It's not a sig item, but it's not a McToy either.