GPComd

Of the real caches I've found so far (discounting virtual/locationless ones) the best one I've been to is GC5D5F - "Geocache" by Andy & Curtis. OK, the name could use some improvement , but it's location is beautiful - on the side of a steep hill on the shoreline overlooking the Bay of Fundy, near St John, NB. The cache is about 10 metres up from the water pounding on the rocks & shoreline. Can be done when tide is up, but I approached it from below, during low tide. GPComd. Contents under pressure, do not puncture.

Of the real caches I've found so far (discounting virtual/locationless ones) the best one I've been to is GC5D5F - "Geocache" by Andy & Curtis. OK, the name could use some improvement , but it's location is beautiful - on the side of a steep hill on the shoreline overlooking the Bay of Fundy, near St John, NB. The cache is about 10 metres up from the water pounding on the rocks & shoreline. Can be done when tide is up, but I approached it from below, during low tide. GPComd. Contents under pressure, do not puncture.

I've placed three caches like that already. They are all on well-travelled highways/routes, the intention being to take a break and stretch your legs while on a long hiway haul. Anyone who travels the Trans Canada Hiway heading to the maritimes has one for on the way there and one for the way back. Haven't had a whole heck of a lot of visits, though, considering the amount of tourists that come this way each summer... When I'm travelling somewhere, I always spend some time before leaving checking the cache map, seeing what caches are along the route I'm going to take, and plan for some geocaching along the way.

I've placed three caches like that already. They are all on well-travelled highways/routes, the intention being to take a break and stretch your legs while on a long hiway haul. Anyone who travels the Trans Canada Hiway heading to the maritimes has one for on the way there and one for the way back. Haven't had a whole heck of a lot of visits, though, considering the amount of tourists that come this way each summer... When I'm travelling somewhere, I always spend some time before leaving checking the cache map, seeing what caches are along the route I'm going to take, and plan for some geocaching along the way.