Trinch

Although I am new to geocaching I am a veteran to the great outdoors. I am currently on my 3rd Subaru and have always found myself very well with them. I take them through pouring rain, foot and a half of snow, ice, creeks, mud, dirt... you name it. I have never gotten stuck once (knock on wood). My current Subaru is a '96 Legacy L, before that was a '91 Loyale, and before that an '83 GL. If you want a little more kick, go with the Outbacks, but in all honesty, the standard versions have always suited me fine.

After reading about the misadventures of a fellow geocacher as he was searching for my bounty (slid on some wet rocks while crossing a creek and bang up his knees) I decided to place a basic first aid kit in my cache. It contains little more than a few bandaids, some gauze, some tape, and some ointment. Although its a little too late for that guy :-( , I though I would share this idea with everyone so that you may consider doing the same with your caches. You never know when someone may need it and I am sure they will greatly appreciate it if they do. -Trinch

Thanks for the prompt reply. I will go hide it tomorrow and submit the form once it's ready.

I wanted to start my first cache by making it a Bookcrossing cache. For those not familiar with Bookcrossing, it is very similar to 'Where's Geroge' but with books. I am afraid that this may be considered commercial since I would request that only bookcrossing registered books be placed in the cache. However, bookcrossing is not really commercial but rather a free service. Opinions? PS. I noticed that there is a similar cache in CA, but don't know if any new rules and/or interpretations have been made since.