Bloodhounded

Well, I have to say this has been an education for me. 1. Paperless folks will be at a disadvantage with this type of format and I don't want that. 2. Too busy = information overload. 3. Direct and to the point is best maybe a few photos and some font color. 4. Most folks seem to be more interested in the cache itself and not the cache page. Thanks for the input. Now I'm thinking of a way to add a link to the top of the page for paperless cachers to get the information. Maybe tone things down a little while I work on my HTML skills but, I love to do these pages.

I hear you..... Let me offer another link to one of the caches from the series, maybe a better example. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...1f-564427183279

I enjoy many aspects of geocaching and one is to create a nice cache page for my hides. Sometimes I create old lore tales with creepy backgrounds while other times I just add some pics and colored text. Every one of my cache pages though has some “pop” to them as opposed to just text and a description. Here is my question, do folks like this “added element” and do you know of others that do the same? Or am I alone spending a great deal of time making it look cool? Here is a link to one of my most recent hides just to get an idea of what I mean - http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...6d-a1ba2efbeda8