Martini Cowboy

I appreciate everyone's comments - at least I know I'm not alone in this! An update from my original post: This is an ammo container (so animals can't move it). I asked the last finder details on where it was found, and it wasn't just laying in the open - it was actually placed on the blocks surrounding the hedge! Not only in the open, but placed so attention would be drawn to it!!! By the way, the comments about migration are absolutely correct. It looks like people don't want to stretch to put it back, so it ends up a foot or two away from the original spot. Then the next person moves it again until it ends up quite far from where it's supposed to be. Happy caching everyone! Thanks again for the comments.

I believe one of the ways you can do it is by selecting your country/province/state and that should override the default distance. Your forum icon indicates you are from Sweden, so if you select that as your country, it should show all your finds. This works when I select multiple states in the U.S. - just have never tried it using Countries.

I have a cache I placed in July '09 and it keeps getting moved to different spots and on two occasions, left completely in the open. I can't understand why it wouldn't be put back where it is found. I understand if maybe the coordinates are off some (I used an iPhone, Satellite view and a friends Geomate Jr. to get coordinates) and someone might put it back to where their GPS says it should be, but wouldn't common sense say to at least hide it under the bushes? This is a urban city park location so is not something you'd want in the open. Thanks to a couple of Geocacher's, they gave me the heads up and I could check on the cache and relocate back to the original spot. Any thoughts on why someone would not put a cache back where they found it or at least attempt to put it out of sight instead of leaving in the open?