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I came upon a cache that I can't find and it's called a California Style cache. I've Googled the term and have searched the forum but can't find a definitive answer. Does anyone here know what a "California Style" cache is?

I know this thread is a few years old... but I just had to add to it. If you a Netflix member, you can watch it on their streaming service. We have a BluRay player that streams Netflix in HD and it's great. It's Law and Order: Criminal Intent - Season 4: Episodose 21. The main problem I had with the show was... ** SPOILER ALERT** The killer was trying to frame a geocacher. So they buried a gun and clothing 100 ft away from a cache under a huge rock hoping the police would find it. Even with acurate coords it would have been hard to find... stupid idea. Now using "ESP", Vincent D'Onofrio thought that evidence may be near a geocache site. Why he thought this I don't know. So he picked out a geocache, almost at random, from a list the girl had found, just based on the name, and went to the site. A park ranger said something like "this rock has been disturbed", even though to me I couldn't tell. All I have to say is that these cops are the world's best geocachers if they can find that and should probably take it up as a hobby. As for my favorite Law and Order spoof it has to be the one the Simpsons did... Law & Order: Elevator Inspectors Unit And my favorite Vincent D'Onofrio movie is "Adventures in Babysitting" where he played a mechanic that looked like Thor.