Over this last weekend ,I learned some new things about this wonderful game .
I trust my gps to get me too within a few meters and then let instinct take over .
I arrived at a spot and looked for about 35 minutes ,during that time I saw a rock siting in a depression and thought this was the cache .
So when I arrived home I emailed the CO and he went out on sunday and to my surprise the cache had been there in that spot before it got muggled.
The CO replaced it farther down the hill so maybe it will survive .When I went back on sunday de-termed to find this cache ,I did not know the CO had moved it to it's new location ,i just expanded my search area .
It was quite rewarding to finely find and sign the log book .
The second dnf I had on sunday my gps keep saying 'enter neighbour's yard " which I new was wrong .The hint when I got home said "look in 3 trees " .
Well I did look and now I am wondering if this cache got "muggled " too ?. Will have to revisit this one .
Then I had an moment that brings smiles to your face .There was this micro cache a cigar tube ,as I was approaching the location there was 3 young boys (grade 2,3 ) playing in the snow .
The one young lad said Hi and then said I bet I know what you are doing ? .I responded what do you think I am doing ? .He laughed and said "geocaching " .I just broke out laughing at that .
He then told me about the cache ,him and is dad and found it awhile ago .He then offered to help ,which I was glad of ,so I let him sign the log too .
I left that spot with a big grin thinking of how much fun these kids had doing geocaching with there dad .Really made my day .