[Just had to delete my first log.]

You did what you had to do. Not to worry. I had a similar problem on one of mine. Some folks can't get it right even if you lead them by the hand.

[Looking for Feedback]

Well done. Very clever. Thanks.

[Sugar Loaf Winona, MN Caches]

Let us know how you like it. Sugar loaf is an awsome cache. I did it last fall. It rained that day and about half way up I slipped on some wet leaves and almost fell off the mountain. I broke my camera and lost the batteries out of the gps. Then it started to snow. I made it to the top and being afraid of heights it was quite an adventure. Great view, great Earth Cache.. What more could a growing boy want?

[Critter on the cache]

These folks were not happy to see me.

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h13/2dog...to/100_0668.jpg

[Another cache for the "Cache found by the bomb squad list"]

Does anybody have a waypoint or link to the cache so that I can add it to my list of Bomb Scares and Other Fun Stuff?

 

I know of only one instance where a geocacher got billed for causing a bomb scare. See "GEO COURT" in the list for details. I think that it's hard to charge somebody for causing a bomb scare unless it was done deliberately or we would have seen it happen more than this one time. In this case, the cacher pleaded no contest to charges of trespassing and vandalism. If there had been no trespassing or vandalism, he probably wouldn't have had to pay a dime for the commotion that was caused.

 

Here you go. GCQN52

[Earthcaches Back?]

Farkling is fun in an embarrassing sort of way.

 

Earthcaches on the otherhand are a lot of work. Well worth the effort once they are published.

 

This is my first. GCZC69

 

Working on the second and have an idea for a third.

 

Now back to our farkling network.