CircadianHour

So I was thinking about how difficult it can be to find micros, and I had another thought from the opposite end of things. What if I were to hide a ridiculously large cache? Would I be able to achieve the same level of difficulty as a micro simply because people aren't able to see the forest through the trees? For instance, if a geocacher arrives at a restaurant and the coords take them right to the front of the building, the typical response would be to search all around the front of that building. What if the building itself IS the cache? If somebody works up enough nerve to actually walk inside and ask about the cache, the hostess will tell them congratulations and break out a log for them to sign. What do you think, clever or idiotic? Has anybody ever actually found a cache like this? If not a building, then possibly an abandoned car, or a dumpster? I am curious to hear stories about the largest geocaches that are hidden in plain sight yet still go undetected.

A pile of decomposing deer guts and spine. 5 feet away from the cache. It was awful.

Me and Dad at an Artesian Well Earthcache. My wife and dad. Wife with a small magnetic cache.