TheMagnetAngler

I am going to start putting my log inside a zip lock, then putting that in another zip lock, then putting that inside a small container of its own WITHIN the cache

What about putting a regular sized cache (plastic lock style) inside of a large cache. And inside the regular one have the log inside a Ziploc bag, and put that bag inside another bag. Then cover the entire inside (swag and log etc) with some sort of layover sheet of some kind

You would like my caches then....most important thing for me is the quality of the log. I use the free template with the official geocache logo/time/date already included on the paper. And of course the log goes in a ziplock bag

I just submitted my first hide for a review. It is out in the country a little bit but you do not need to walk through the woods to get it. It can be found 1 minute after getting out of the vehicle but is also hidden well. I put lots of good stuff in there. To be honest, I would rather have a high quality cache that less people visit than a micro one with a roll of paper and nothing much in it that is visited every week. And, its easier to do maintenance on caches that are larger and are not visited as much, even if the content of the cache is better. Hopefully mine gets approved as I think I will put out nothing but high quality caches, I do not want to become another micro guy where only a few items can even fit in the container. I will say however that I DO like finding ANY geocache despite the size, but the micro ones especially in a forest can feel like more work than its worth. Not to mention if you are hiding something in the woods, it might as well be larger.