spiny norman

When I set up the cache "Dew Drop Inn", it was when the first travel bugs were being released to the world. I had hopes that it would be popular with travelers but never intended for any to stay very long. I dont see the point in requiring someone to trade a bug for a bug much less keeping a stable of bugs in your cache.

I got hit by the same männlich! If he spent that kind of time and effort to get the number from the bug's picture, he must live a very sad and lonely existance. We were so excited to see the bug back after 10+ years. Now just

I guess your outta luck.

Send him/her a few million dollars.........works for Phillip Morris, Enron, Exxon, The NRA, Teamsters, HMO's, etc.....ad naseum. Don't have a extra few million laying around?

Then there is this one........ 'Principality' of Sealand http://www.sealandgov.com/

Reminds me of the time I was camping on the South Platte in Colorado. just about dusk two vehicles pull into the campground and out pop about 8 or 9 young men of middle eastern descent. I could tell they werent exactly the outdoorsy types by their choice of clothes......Slacks,loafers and most had on snazzy black leather jackets. They proceeded to set up their brand new tent and it was pretty clear that none of them had set it or any tent up before. Much shouting of orders to each other and an hour and a half later they had the shelter up. Their campfire was enormous and by the time I stopped watching them and went to bed, I think my retinas were permantly scarred from the light. About 4 AM a good sized storm came up and made short work of that walled tent of theirs. More shouting of orders ensued with the addition of their car headlights to illuminate the disaster the had befallen them. eventually things died down and I went back to sleep. When I got up the next morning they had gone. Left behind for the rest of us in the campground to remember them by was their tent in a crumbled wet mass, a large pile of half burnt firewood in the ring and a lot of trash scattered throughout. I lost some sleep that night but I cant remember a better campground show!

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.asp?ID=8022 Though not exactly near an airport, I set this one up specifically in the hopes of attracting bugs. I m kinda proud that none have been stuck there too long.

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.asp?ID=8022 Though not exactly near an airport, I set this one up specifically in the hopes of attracting bugs. I m kinda proud that none have been stuck there too long.

http://www.geocaching.com/track/track_detail.asp?ID=2702 And he's already made it to an Island!

You could use Hieroglyphs in the clues... http://hieroglyphs.net/000501/html/000-036.html YIKES!

Am told that one of mine was under water with no ill effects. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.asp?ID=8689 ....have been to at least 5 rubbermaid containers that were soaked inside plus others chewed up by the locals.