shw104

Hi everyone... I'd like to hide some very kid friendly cache's around a community picnic area and pond in my neighborhood. Mainly to give some of the younger kids something to do outside and introduce them to the world of caching. We have a ton of young families in our neighborhood. I have (2) traditional cache's hidden off near by hiking trails and I'd like to make the closer to the pond area one the start of a 3 location multi-cache.. The new ones will be small micro-style with just a log book... they will be camo'd in plain site type of caches... This will be my first multi-cache. Looking for suggestions for beginner, kid friendly clues or ways to set up a multi-cache. I could list the coordination for the 2nd cache at the location of the first but looking to make this more fun for kids.. (elementary age).. thoughts? suggestions? Thanks!!!! sw

Hello, I've been having issues keeping a cache I hid mounted in the location I like. It's currently in a key hider box (2"x3"). I had been mounting it to the bottom of a wooden bench with velco tape but the tape keeps coming loose. I really like this location and it is an active cache but I need another idea to mount the cache to the bench. The bench is a combination of 2x4's (wood) and trex.... neither seems to hold velco tape (w/adhesive) very well. The cache stays dry so I don't think moisture is a big issue. Thanks.. Scott

Looking for an inexpensive geo-coin/bug that is trackable.. doesn't need to be anything complicated or expensive.. just a simple coin or item that can be used for the purpose.. new to geocaching.. have seen a number of online companies who sell very nice/colorful coins but they are somewhat expensive for the purpose.. any suggestions??? thanks! Scott