Blarndon

I would love to see a book or a series of stories posted on the website. I think it would be great to share interesting and unique geocaching stories.

Keep it clean.

We would be very interested in a small tag (about the same size as the bug tag) that we could laminate and attach TO the bug. No real need for the pictures. We would worry that a bug and bag would soon part ways, and many of the caches we run across seem to be quite small. Our first travel bug Fudgie has gone missing (snatched by a non-logging first-timer). He had his tag on and a small print laminated paper with his goal (also attached to him), but apparently that was not clear enough. Perhaps something we would print on red or orange paper. We're very depressed as Fudgie had only made it to one other cache.

It's funny, many of the "adult" treasures listed are the kinds of things that give us a little frowny face when we open a cache and don't find any "fun" stuff inside. We like toys, they're fun. A pen, mini flashlight or keychain we could probably do without. But that's o.k., we just don't take those things, thereby leaving them for those who might like them. I guess it just shows that everyone comes to this with their own very different points of view. Interesting that such a wide variety of people can all agree that geocaching is fun! Blarndon + Bagger

my short list: - inconsiderate people : parking in handicap spots when you are not, indiscriminate shopping cart shoving - ending in some strangers cardoor, throwing trash out the car window, not saying a simple "thank you" to pleasant cashiers, ooh I could go on and on - people leaving religious materials in caches (isn't there some law about separation of church and cache?) - not spelling definitely correctly -it is NOT "definAtely" (why does that one word bug me so much?) - and finally: please put the ly on the end of your adverbs, please, I'm beggin' ya Whew, I feel much better now. Thanks!

my short list: - inconsiderate people : parking in handicap spots when you are not, indiscriminate shopping cart shoving - ending in some strangers cardoor, throwing trash out the car window, not saying a simple "thank you" to pleasant cashiers, ooh I could go on and on - people leaving religious materials in caches (isn't there some law about separation of church and cache?) - not spelling definitely correctly -it is NOT "definAtely" (why does that one word bug me so much?) - and finally: please put the ly on the end of your adverbs, please, I'm beggin' ya Whew, I feel much better now. Thanks!