Waggot

There are lots and lots of don'ts, but I'll try not to repeat what's already been written. Don't place huge rocks on top of the cache to hide it. These are difficult/dangerous for people to remove (especially children) and tend to crack plastic cache boxes. Remember, your idea of manageable rocks might be different to a smaller person's idea of manageable rocks... Don't feel you have to hide a sandwich-sized klip-lock lunchbox just because that's what everyone else does. Variety is the spice of life. One of the coolest caches I found recently was a home-made metal nano smaller than my fingernail, with a little pattern on it. I'm on the hunt for some more interesting waterproof containers too - there are quite a few available online if you really look! Do remember to check your cache after the winter if you can. I've visited lots of soggy caches recently after a very cold, wet winter here in Scotland. May your day be filled with sunshine!