sarge76

just stick your hand out in front of the camera!

not everyone could be so lucky to have the Keystone Approver as an approver...

I recently had one approved in Ohio in less than an hour. I think it was the Keystone Approver.

nice article...

I just had a "traditional" cache blocked that was a great cache hid on an old train that sat in the middle of the town, b/c someone did a virtual about the signs in the town and one was within 500 feet of this cache. The approver told me to ask them to "archive" it or for them to change the coordinates or I could wait b/c in the future "virtuals" may become like benchmarks and the cache would be ok'd.

just did a library cache today... My wife's aunt is a manager and ok'd the cache. She recommended that we hide it in the "Genealogy" Room, where "NO Books can be checked out". Bought a "discarded" book for a quarter and hid the logsheet in the book on the bottom shelf. Now just waiting for it to be approved.

my wife's aunt is a library manager, so we're going to give it a try this week. I'll let you know how it turns out!

I'm making a trip from Ashland, KY to Louisville for a meeting around the first of Feb. and was wondering if there are any "easy" caches that my wife and I might find on our way to Louisville, not far off the highway, in Lexington or Central KY? Thanks!

I love finding micro caches, because usually they're harder to find. And if you don't have anything more than "Happy Meal" toys to trade in your traditional cache, you should just do a micro.

I was wondering, how I can "hide" a locationless cache? Couldn't find the function on gc.com...