geo-joes

That's Colchester for you, a nano bomb went off.

One of our reviewers dropped a series of Caches in DIY store carparks around our town on a Sunday morning at 9am. It was a complete tear up racing around town for the FTF's it involved around six different parties. Chaos. Brilliant.

This was the 22nd of april, http://coord.info/GC2H9GV, Boykeys Bridge, a great walk with the Joes and a great cache! This was the 18th of July, http://coord.info/GC1ZTTH, Crantock Libary, on holiday in Cornwall some of the Joes went out night caching in the dunes, we fought sand storms, and got lost in the maze of footpaths, but a book sharing cache was a great find at the end!

But what precautions can you take? It's completely out of your hands! Literally!

Sorry for the late log on this topic, but I was perusing the obituary to see if this topic had been discussed. This is a real problem in the Seattle area. I've launched 51 bugs and/or coins over the past two years and 17 of them are now listed as unknown location and a few others may very well be missing. Of the 17 that are missing, well over half of them disappeared from caches in Seattle before they had a chance to leave the area. Many of the cachers I know in Seattle are no longer putting out trackables locally because there doesn't seem to be much point -- they last a cache or two and then are getting collected. I'm from the uk and placed a coin in Vegas on holiday, it's now in Seattle! Ahhhhhhhhh! Someone do me a favour and get it outta there!!!