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Wait, that was the entrance to the state park, wasn't it? (sigh)Ok, hang on. Ok, I loaded the wrong PQ. Go back to a computer, download the right one, and come back here.

Now that I've got my swag bag, I'm ready to... wait, the cache was destroyed in the explosion? Ah, MAN!

http://blog.nj.com/alltv/2007/11/large_24-strike.jpg You ain't touching my cache! It's MY FTF!

http://www.filmcritic.com/assets_c/2010/02...xauto-25845.gif Where's everyone going? It's only a little rain! We can still get to the cache!

Now, did you see me caching? No, No, of course not!

Okay, we sneak in, grab the cache, bring it back, sign the log, and take it back. Got it?IMdB

What did you say? There's a cache in a field nearby? WHERE???!!!

Sorry about the double post.

I don't know of any for sure, but surely SOMEONE famous has to have learned about it.

Found a beer bottle cap with the container and log glued to it so that you could just stick it in the ground and it would look like litter. Also found a magnetic reflector that had a ziploc bag with the log in it taped on to the back. You had to slide the reflector off of the guardrail to see the cache.

I read in the forums about this one too. It said that the swag was in the cupboards of the trailer and that people would look for a pretty long time until they noticed the pile of rocks at the front door.

The biggest cache I've ever seen is in Merritt Island, FL. That's one big ammo can

There is a cool series in Dunnellon, FL by K & J @ PLAY. They hollowed out places (ex. cut off branch, hollowed out end of it, put hole in tree, and put a bison tube in the end of the branch. It was pretty cool.) Oh, and you know the yellow things that mark electric fences? They hollowed the bottom of one that wasn't electric anymore out and put a bison tube in it.

Man, if only I was closer to Ohio. Florida isn't very close, I don't think.

I went to the Merritt Island, FL store with A Cool Cache out front, and saw some weird cache containers, like a golf ball hollowed out with a tube inside. There was also a tennis ball like that. The cache out front is an ammo can that is a few feet tall that the owners made themselves. I saw a pinecone with a tube in it there as well. You should really check out this store. (And if you need help with A/C, they can help you with that, too.)

I've found one almost exactly like that. It was two magnets together with a number on each and the ziploc bag on the back. It was on a light pole at a walgreens.

...when you walk 5 miles to get FTF because no one will drive you there and your car is in the shop. ...when you get DNF on a cache and are in a bad mood for a week. ...when you still say geocaching is awesome after you break your leg while hiking to a cache. Those are just a few ways.

Posts #8 and #12 are HILARIOUS!!!

While looking for a cache in Potts Preserve in FL, fell into a swamp. Thankfully, no gators!

I think you should set a goal for one to go to the HUGE ammo can cache in Merritt Island, FL called "A Cool Cache".

Those missions are very cool and are a great idea!!!

My Travel Bug does look like that, but it didnt recognize the tracking number and didnt have an activation code for it.

My Travel Bug does look like that, but it didnt recognize the tracking number and didnt have an activation code for it.

I dont know what my travel bug activation code is. I dont believe it came with one, and I really want to send it out into the world of geocaching. Can someone help me with this dilemma? ( If it helps any, it is a zodiac travel bug.)

i tried to figure one out where you had to answer questions about baseball, but i never got the coords right.