I've recently discovered that what bothers me the most is that when you go to the guidelines for hiding a cache directly under I. Placement Guidelines is this quote: "When you go to hide a geocache, think of the reason you are bringing people to that spot. If the only reason is for the geocache, then find a better spot." – briansnat
Now don't get me wrong, there are some guardrail caches out there that are near something significant, but then there are some that are just there to be there. This didn't really bother me until last weekend when I discovered a series of caches called Geotopia 68. These are a series of caches that are placed along US 68 from Ohio all the way through KY. Just looking at a map showing all of these is ridiculous. Then to top it off I just saw on another forum that somebody had there hide rejected by the reviewer because it was too close to the location of another cache. Seriously? There are stretches in this series that have multiple caches within distances that you would measure in feet! And to the person who posted that their biggest issue was with people simply logging TFTC, what are you supposed to say to some of these? Thanks for bringing me to a seemingly pointless place to find a magnet on a guardrail.
