JKMonkey

If I could design a vacation around geocashing, I'd go to Washington and try to do the first string of Geocaches ever placed, including the first cache. But that's just me

In the winter, usually just jeans and a t-shirt with a sweatshirt and jean jacket over it and a pair of old sneakers, nothing fancy but it keeps you warm during winter caches! in the summer just a pair of shorts and a t-shirt with high socks to keep bugs out of my shoes

I know a few CaptainMath caches that will take at least an hour to walk to since the road to drive on is closed for the winter. I find that it makes finding the cache all the sweeter the further you have to walk to find it.

Not much actually, usually just keep a bag with a pen and pencil, some gloves in case of poisonous plants, a flashlight, and a few pieces of geoswag in the car in case of spontaneous caching urges. Other than that I just keep my cell and wallet on me.

I like to just do them whenever I have free time and I'm allowed to use the car. Once I get a job and my own car I plan on going after the illustrious "Cache for Everyday of the Year" achievement, but unfortunately that may be some years away

How do you just assume that? You can't just log that you FOUND THE CACHE when you DIDN'T FIND THE CACHE

I'd personally contact the CO and tell them that the log is full. I can't imagine throwing out a log that so many people worked so hard to sign, so personally I'd just leave the new log with the old one.