caseycache

What did I say wrong? and what are you talking about. This is a serious problem DUH?

My dad would be very upset if a creep was stealing caches....... I hope this isn't the case.

Last weekend while I was camping with my dad, I went to go drop off a travel bug in a cache that I already found. When my dad and I got to the location of the cache we met another geocaching team. They told me they were new to the game and never had so much fun. They also told me they grabbed a yjtb from the cache. When my dad was talking to them, I went to drop off a bug. That's when I asked where the cache went since they just told me they grabbed the bug. That's when they told us they moved the cache according to their gps. The new team ended up leaving the area and we never found the cache. The yjtb bug still shows up on the cache page and they never logged their find. I understand that every member plays the game different, but should we have said something about moving the cache and should I email them and remind them to log their find so others don't drive from far away looking for a bug that's not there. Casey

My dad and I made a big mistake two days ago while hiding a new cache and needed to borrow a metal detector. The cache is a small 3x5 container with a small hole in the top of the lid with fishing line tied to it. At the end of the fishing line is a bottle of water used as a weight. The cache was well stocked with lots of small goodies and two travel bugs. We went to place this cache in the I beam of a bridge and the water weight was suppose to act like a safety device and stop the cache from going in the water. Well we went to test everything out and the pressure from the contents in the cache caused the lid to fall off and all the mercandise fell in the small creek. We jumped in the river and trolled the bottom of it for fours looking for both bugs. We were able to find one but the other bug is still in the creek and on my cache page. That would totaly suck if we have to email the owner of the bug and tell them it's lost. So in the next couple of days, I hope we can find the bug with a metal detector.

I love my geocaching dog, he is always up for a cache hunt.

The hardest cache to find that I can imagine would be a micro cache hid on top of the worlds tallest building. I love the power rangers and they would hide underwater caches filled with gold and jewels. My dad geocaches because it's free and he likes to stay in shape. Casey Boy (12)