erikwillke

I want to thank everyone for their £2 and their 2cents. Micro's have been given a new light to me. Thank you. (even the newbie who was abrasive. Even I was a newbie one day.) erikwillke husband of KnottyKnitter and father of Mr. McLintock and LightLoad (geocaching is a virus, my wife thought my hobby was "cute" until I bought her a Magellan)

no, I don't think so, at least not according to the COMPLETE IDOITS GUIDE TO GEOCACHING

Couldn't you just build your PQ to not send you the type of caches that you don't like? you can.

The first cache was a 5 gallon bucket with trade goodies as we all know. Now it seems like all I have to choose from are micros. They are easy to hide and you don't have to be creative to keep the muggles away. I don't mind the occasional "one for the numbers" but it seems that in central Florida it is rediculous with micros. Most micros that I have seen lately you don't even need a GPSr to find, just look under that lightpole or in that tree or under that power box. What drew me to caching was the hunt and being led to a new place that I haven't been to or some remote park. Am I the only one who feels this way? erikwillke