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I was just looking for probably a 2"x2" something I could put a micro log in....I had a full sheet of paper for logging, but I think I will start using my self made micro logs which are half sheets (cut in columns) I think I can make the 2"x2" baggies work... Thanks everyone for your replies... I will hit some craft stores and 'wally world' and see what they have. God Bless

I was just looking for probably a 2"x2" something I could put a micro log in....I had a full sheet of paper for logging, but I think I will start using my self made micro logs which are half sheets (cut in columns) I think I can make the 2"x2" baggies work... Thanks everyone for your replies... I will hit some craft stores and 'wally world' and see what they have. God Bless

I am not sure if there was a topic for this or not, but I would like to know if there is a web site somewhere or anyone know of any places we can get some little baggies for micro caches. The logs of the caches I have hidden are getting moist, I am told. I thought the container I used was very water tight and mounted where water wouldn't run into it... but apparently is still is getting moist.... Just want some small baggies, something I can roll the log up and place in a baggie and slide into the small nickle diameter cylinder. Anyone have a suggestion... God Bless and Happy Caching...

We take: Hiking boots The backpack(s) GPS Garmin Vista CX(loaded with maps) Flashlights (at least 3)must come from our caving Extra batteries for lights, camera and GPS Compass(s) w/signal mirror paper maps Camera Ham Radio HT(more reliable than phone) Cell Phone First Aid kit Glock 22c (extra ammo) Binoculars Water at least .5 liter per person usually 1 liter+ water filtering pump Pepsi can stove, fuel and mess kit(from my backpacking gear) rain gear hat(s) do rags bug spray sunscreen Whistle lighter(wind and water proof) Gerber or leather man multi-tool Cache gifts trash bags extra socks maybe even extra clothes micro sized sleeping bag rain poncho trecking poles (used with poncho for making tent) TP and trowel (for cat-holes) powdered drink singles snack bars or GORP Romain Noodles Jerky I think that is about it... or at least it should be.... mercy that is a lot of stuff.

Thanks to everyone that replied... I hadn't researched the hiding of new caches a lot... I am sure that this will work very well...I will post some stuff when I get it planted.

I had a idea... I love geo caching and plan on hiding several log caches that I plan on hiding. I came up with the idea of placing markers at a gps location and from that location have a certain amount of feet at a certain heading in degrees pointing to the actual cache. You would need a compass to get the heading off course. I thought this would put a different twist on things. Is this an acceptable way of hiding caches... If you need further on this let me know and I will try to explain more.