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WOW, thank you for the recent replies. It is amazing to see all the original containers in the same spot, but then when the original logs are added, that just adds to the greatness. Thanks Matt MDLove4BaseBall

Very cool, I was stationed at Travis AFB down the road in Fairfield and visited Sonoma several times in the 90's. Next time I visit friends in CA, I will have to find this one.

Thank you, this is so cool. So many great responses!

So cool StarBrand, we are heading to Steamboat Lake in July for a Family reunion, and I see that Joshua's High Country Hide - GC820E, is up North of where we will be staying. We were planning on taking a trip up in Wyoming to grab some caches, so I believe this will be on our to do list, Thank you.

There are a lot more caches over 10 years old still active than I first realized. After reading the comments so far it is also amazing to see how many containers have had to be replaced, yet the original log books are still intact. It made me start thinking even more, that original caches were a lot bigger than they are now, and people used actual books for logs rather than a single sheet of paper. Thank you all for your posts and it was way cool that Mr. Yuck had actually found and logged the cache placed and mentioned in another post by The Leprechauns. Thank you.

WOW, thank you for doing everything you do for the sport of geocaching, and keeping these older caches active.

I recently logged my 700th cache, GC1FEC Flying Crown, it is the oldest active cache in Wichita KS, PLUS it has been in the same spot, same container since 25 September 2001. Barondriver the cache owner is a local legend around Wichita, with many older unique caches. Does anyone know of any other caches that have been in the same spot, same container over 10 years? Please post the GC code and any information you may have about the cache or your adventure when you found it, thank you.