woodberg

So Far, East Pinnicale in Berea, Kentucky and I still didnt even find it!

I would have to agree that the bugs should be released give the definition of a TB regardless of the stipulation of the cache rules but only depending on the TB owner's request. If the owner's choose for them to be release then they should have the right to, what is the point of holding TBs in one area or cache? They are meant to travel and be on the move from cache to cache in order to be tracked and miles calculated, why hold them so that they can not travel further or complete their missions?

Sound like a good idea

I agree!!

1997, Ford Escort Wagon, automatic, green with a white "geocaching.com" and emblem sticker on the back. AKA the only "Woody" wagon with out actual wood panels!!

The reviewer has a good defense tough to argue both sides.

I for one do not like the fascist idea that the reviewer should limit the micro because yes they may just be a log and a container but they are a cache non the less and are actually a challenge to find, I enjoy regular caches and micros for all the reason of caching, if you disagree...don't hunt micros!

Scary, I will always stick to my mini mag, 6 years and kickin, although the batteries have been changed thousands of times and the light bulb about 8, no explosions yet, (knock on wood)

1 mile haha pathetic isnt it