monkey710

We have also only been at this for a month or so. The normal sized caches don't present us with too much difficulty (but I do have to admit I looked at the hints too early on the first few caches). The micros are harder for us though. A member on this site who found one that I couldn't gave me this advice and was instantly helpful: "It's common on many of the "Micros" and worse yet, the "Nanos" that the hide may appear to be something that belongs in the area. We have found chunks of cement with the cache hidden inside the cement, caches that appear to be logs, and even nuts and bolts that will unscrew and have the cache hidden within the device. In addition, sometimes what appears to be a sprinkler head will unscrew and have the cache contained within. I would walk across the bridge towards the paved path and search around the end of the bridge. Remember to touch, move and even try to unscrew anything that looks like it could be removed." Good Luck

We have also only been at this for a month or so. The normal sized caches don't present us with too much difficulty (but I do have to admit I looked at the hints too early on the first few caches). The micros are harder for us though. A member on this site who found one that I couldn't gave me this advice and was instantly helpful: "It's common on many of the "Micros" and worse yet, the "Nanos" that the hide may appear to be something that belongs in the area. We have found chunks of cement with the cache hidden inside the cement, caches that appear to be logs, and even nuts and bolts that will unscrew and have the cache hidden within the device. In addition, sometimes what appears to be a sprinkler head will unscrew and have the cache contained within. I would walk across the bridge towards the paved path and search around the end of the bridge. Remember to touch, move and even try to unscrew anything that looks like it could be removed." Good Luck