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Ordered mine....now I gotta have the whole set.....

Hey Jeepstr....as in JeepstrLarry?...if so we mis you and NocturnalRN's logs in o'l Bako Town Here is my '04 TJ X 4"lift on 33x10.50 Fun, fun, fun....

Check out a cache named "Sitting on the Dock of the Bay-West Coast TB Spa" GCM3HB...you'll love it.....and also "If You Find It, You Will Hum" GCMGZZ...Have fun

Found it, all is well check log, e-mail sent -Mark

I was planning on doing that cache anyway I can check it

This is not just a local problem. I have cached in other cities and the same junky puff ball, used eraser, glitter sticker crap is everywhere. That said, when owners like you take care of their site it is a pleasure to find. I'd like to see a 5 star rating system used by cachers to rate sites they have logged. Qualities like content, location and uniqueness can be rated similar to the Difficulty/Terrain system now in use. This way a traveling cacher can stop wasting time looking for a cache next to a dumpster under a lamp post in a dank alley....sorry had to vent....instead they can enjoy finding a cache on a beautiful vista hidden in a creative container. I like quality not quantity....if the owners don't like a low score then don't put that crap out there just cuz'. Don't get me wrong, a 'Theme' cache for kids is great and it's really not about the contents it's the hunt and the chance to see the 'unbeatten' path. I personally enjoy the puzzle theme....challenge my mind and then reward me with a great view, unique hide, hidden oasis rarely seen. Quality not Quantity for me at least. Owners who do it the right way can end up spending some serious cash $$ and cachers need to keep that in mind and truely TFTC I gotta go now,...'Fruit Salad' has me baffled...how do some people find 200 or more sites in a day???? I find 6 to 10 and I'm tired

Recently I have come across coin copies. I guess in an attempt to curb some of the coin mugglers, some owners took quality photos front and back of their coin enlarged to same size and then laminated them together as one (plastic) coin /w/ the trackable # clearly visible. This way others get to share in the coin and still collect the icon and the owner never loses a thing....better yet if it (the copy) seems to get lost the owner could simply re-issue a new copy. While I understand the benifit of this to the owner the ones I have found are excellent copies, they just don't have the same...."WOW" factor. But still a lot of real dollars are invested in these coins and owners have every right to protect that.

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