Renegade-Traceur

I started when I was 19, but the few other cachers I have run into are surprised by my age. XP As for the topic of recruiting friends... Yeah none of my friends have any incline to start going caching with me...

Man now that I think about it, those little magnetic nanos do look delicious. Could swallow it whole.

I normally just mention it in the log, but if multiple people have been saying it for a while I put a needs maintenance.

Gps Knife Phone Mini Light Pens (Like 3) My Zipper bag, holding swag and TBs/coins and of course my Skateboard I don't see anyone else carrying one of those >w<

So I know I have read a couple stories of TBs reappearing after they were long thought to be gone, but I don't believe there is a thread dedicated to these testimonies. (If there is, all apologies) So I thought~ We have a place to share lost TB stories, why not a place to share revival stories? So i am kicking it off with my experience yesterday. So I went to CKayak's TB Hotel #2 for a nice, memorable 200th find, and as you would expect, there were a lot of amazing trackables in there. One that caught my eye but I left there was Shark's Tooth, A TB attached to a decent sized metal shark tooth (No way!) and a pathtag. To my surprise, when I got home I discover it isn't listed in the cache contents. So I look it up to find that the last action log was two years ago. So I took a few moments and logged its actual location. Not to long later, the owner responded with surprised thanks. The experience made me a little hopeful, being I have a TB missing for a while as we all do. Anyways please take the time and share your hope inspiring stories of long lost TB's experiencing unexpected revivals.

Now that I am thinking about it, the log size part is forgotten way to often. Just last week I was just digging through a large just to find the log. When found, it was exactly how you described, Small log in a ripped plastic baggie (At least it wasn't wet!). Also, I often can't sign my full username on smaller logs, R~Traceur instead, so I find joy whenever there is a enough space for me to write the whole thing, I'm sure AZcachemeister and others with long names know feel this as well.

This is incredibly impressive. Raw data like this can really be useful. Thank you for putting this much effort into collecting it and sharing it with everyone.

I would like in please. Happy New Year.

I pretty sure I qualify for being a lurker. I the best way to describe myself is already conveniently located on the page for the trackable I use to represent myself,here And now I am back to normal lurking activities.