kime1809

This could apply to urban caches too. I did my first night cache last week and was so excited! Of course looking back, I realize that though I was just about 20 feet from "civilization," that was far enough to be completly out of sight/earshot of the nearest person (trail tha ran away from a mall between a golf course and the back of an apartment complex). My husband only knew that I was going after a night cache in the area of the mall. It took me about an hour (I did find it!) but that would have been plenty long enough for lots of things to happen. He has since provided with me with OC spray, a small knife, and a tool set that will double as a weapon in a pinch. Is anyone aware of some kind of tracking application for the iPhone that doesn't require an expensive subscription?

I wondered if I found a fellow cacher once. Lamp post hide I parked right next to when another vehicle pulled up. I waited for it to pass, but the driver turned the car and parked facing me, across several spaces. I was sure she was going to either get out and check the skirt. When she instead began talking on her cell phone and and yes... picking her nose, I made the grab and got gone. hahaha The only other time, the cacher walked up to my car and rapped on my window. I guess I was being pretty obvious. =)

Good point.

I don't know that this particular item would qualify as "naughty", but it was certainly nasty. An excerpt from my log: Did a little Riffster dance to appease the cache Gods, then pawed through all the kewl stuff inside. There were a few things that caught my eye, then I found what appeared to be a mini canned ham. At least, it was shaped like a canned ham. The label was gone, so I didn't know what was in it. The can had started to rust, and was swelling, so I figured I best remove it before it popped. I checked the log, but couldn't see where anybody had placed it. What to do, what to do?...When in doubt, do what's right. Took the can of unknown contents, left the Angelsomethingorother Travel Bug, a 1952 French 50 Francs coin, a 1957 English 1 Shilling coin, a 1950 Nederlanen 25 Cent coin, a 1966 Canadian 25 Cent coin, an Italian 100 Lira coin and a 1954 Letzeburg 25 Cmes coin. And now for the rest of the story; Those who know me, know that I'm not the brightest bulb in the chandelier. I often do things that, in retrospect, were probably not very smart. This adventure was no exception. I got back to the hacienda, and the contents of the mystery can kept praying on my poor overworked brain. I had to know what was in there! At Viv's insistence, I took it outside, well away from the house, and yanked on the pull tab. OH MY GOD! The stench would've knocked a buzzard off a gut wagon at 50 paces! The contents looked like cut up squid parts, but I didn't look closely enough to be sure. After a few vigorous scrubbings, my hands have lost enough of the odor of rotten suishi to be allowed in the house. OMG! That's frickin' hilarious... that you opened it, I mean. I'm going to wake up tonight laughing about this...

maybe this?...its the only cache in space http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...cc-a6038ae288d5 Thank you. I think this is probably what they might have been referring to. I was skeptical about there being one on the moon.

I don't know where I heard that, but wondered if it was true... I can't find anything on geocaching.com besides Earth hides with "moon" in the title and when I searched for "moon" here, I got some sort of error page. Does anyone know the truth? And how do I look at the record?