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I'm willing to share my Top x% Favorite Caches list with y'all. Most of the caches on this list are in the Southeast.

That Max Cacher's a heck of a guy!

Just a slight modification of the Chevy/Ford NASCAR icons already all over truck rear windows will do the trick. Any volunteers from the photoshop club out there? Be careful what you wish for... Suitable for sticking on your NASCAR-approved electrofied cache container: You hide ammo cans in lamp posts? Must be some BIG lamp posts in Cheeseland...

Zelazny? Them folks is everywhere...

Mr Impatience

The Utilikilt works great about 80% of the time around here.

Don't you think the police would get tired of all those false alarms?

I hate it when I'm the last one to post to a topic before it slinks off to oblivion.

Golly. I think my favorite so far has been The Pipeline* at Hood River, Oregon. Definitely the most unusual hiking trail I've ever encountered.

Wow. You said thet waaaaaay nicer than what was running through my mind this morning. Thank you!

Ah, that neighborhood isn't so bad. I lived in midtown for a while and got to be pretty comfortable with the eccentric characters you find there. Never ran across anyone much more dangerous than myself.

Didn't you go to Bristol last year? Double Nutty Broken Bone Woods Two Lane Blacktop CWL012 - Lakeland Stash CWL013 - Lakeland Micro Arlington Trails Mystery Camo Welcome to Arlington None of my caches are along your route, but these should be close enough to the highway for you. Oh, If you're looking to move Travel Bugs, you'll want to hit the Memphis East Travel Bug Inn.

That site is a great resource for snake information and identification. Bravo!

I'd opt for the leeches.

I don't think I've ever heard anyone call it a GPSr when talking about it. It seems to be mostly a typing convention. I prefer the simple three-character GPS. If others can't determine which component of the system I carry with me, it may be time for someone to take a vacation. Someone should organize a "Just Say No To r" campaign. ...or not.

Good job, Mr Lost! I've helped that cacher maintain that particular cache in the past. The main problem with it is the unyielding dampness of the hiding spot. The film canister (I'm guessing it's still a film canister) does not keep a log dry there and it needs to be replaced frequently.

Hey Mike! No problems with my coins.

An interesting hunt and a dry log book. There's rarely anything in a cache that I'm interested in taking with me. I usually try to leave something nice -- even though people might not always recognize the value of the items. I would rather have fewer caches of better quality than have mushy-log-sheet caches all over the place.

...and he's starting to look a little too much like his avatar, too.

The cache Two Lane Blacktop is at the location where the drag race was filmed for the movie Two-lane Blacktop. G.T.O.: Well, here we are on the road. The Driver: Yup, that's where we are all right.

You have 123 left? After my bills come in from the holiday, I may take more off your hands. At my current rate of caching, though, it'll take me a while to drop them.

Oooh! Ooh! My turn! I got a SporTrak mount for my bike and a collapsable hiking stick. The 5-foot hickory doesn't fit in my pack and causes me some problems when I'm riding along single-track trails.

Ditto! I hope, I hope! Sorry, guys. I already called dibs on all the interesting numbers.

I don't know if this one is the most interesting that I've found, but I think Mr. Boombastick has had the best adventures.

You mean it wasn't meant for the audio clip I uploaded for one of my cache finds? Jamie WHUMP! nope