TeamOxford

Earlier this year, I submitted a GeoCoin design for an event. The design was one of several submitted; another design was selected to represent the event. I really don't want to shelve this design, and I can't use it myself, so I am offering it to anyone that would like to use it for their own event, or possibly as a personal GeoCoin. All I ask is that I receive a sample of whatever merchandise the design was applied to. I will furnish the original artwork as a Powerpoint slide. It can easily be modified to suit anyone's individual needs. If you are interested, please contact me at teamoxford@earthlink.net.

Just got a log on one of my caches from "Itchy_Bob". Can you imagine if his name was Richard?

I've used a tire iron. Then posted a "Needs Maintenance" log.

Over 20%

"Why people spend their time on such a pointless game of signing hidden pieces of paper?" One word - groupies!

What gof1 said. "When all else fails, there's always needlepoint."

Everyone loves FTFs...........unless someone else is getting them.

I used a tire iron on this one: GC10XP1

......you can't watch any movie with your wife, even one on the Lifetime Channel, without proclaiming "That'll be a good spot for a cache, right there."

"The Incredible Shrinking Cache" (GCYFZB) The cache was a cammoed fatboy ammo can in the woods. Inside was a Quaker Oats container, which held a cylindrical candy tin, which held a large vitamin bottle, which held a pill bottle, which held a bison tube, which held a plastic capsule, which held the log. Didn't last long, though. There was a small homeless shelter nearby that I didn't notice when I hid it.

Now if only they could be trained to sniff out ammo cans!

Having a dog with you is a great way to night cache. You look perfectly normal walking in a park, just taking your pet for its nightly walk. They also provide very good protection.

The referenced cache is in Murphy, TX. It's well known that the local LEOs are a little............................overzealous, shall we say? In denouncing geocachers, one of the local politicos referred to us as "thrill-seekers". It's a good thing you didn't get stopped at night. You'd still be waiting for one of us to bail you out!

Be honest. If it's a gift, or a sample, or documents, declare it as such and provide the actual value of the item(s). There should be no duty or taxes incurred by the recipient. If it's not a gift, a sample, or documents, then chances are it is merchandise. Declare it as such and provide the replacement value of the merchandise, not the resale or retail value. Of course, you could just lie, but being completely honest is not all that hard. You also sleep better!