gethidden

I've thought about doing a 20 or so cache marathon. It would be on the AT and they could stay at shelters on the way as if they were actually hiking the AT. It would cover about 40 miles or so.

Why is everyone so afraid that every camouflaged box or object HAS to be a bomb or something else harmful. How often do we have bombs going off in this country? How often do people actually run across a bomb? I've never done it. The first time I ran across an ammo box geocache without knowing about geocaching I just thought it was a cool box, opened it, and learned about geocaching. What has caused these people to be so afraid and suspect them as a bomb when no one has ever found an actual bomb hidden in this country...just a tragic consequence of life today... and come on people do a better job of concealing and hiding your geocaches

Does anyone know if its OK to hide pictures in google earth, that have numbers or any other information that could be needed to find a cache. And then hunters would have to go look on google earth to find the info or coordinates. I'm thinking about going out and taking pictures of different numbers in our community/county that could then be used to fill in the missing numbers to a set of coordinates where the cache is actually hidden. Is this permissible?