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I found a hilarious one out in the open. By a busy road there was a button you push to signal the light to allow you to cross, but there was no crossing signals. I looked at it and laughed. It was held on with magnets.

I use my GPSMAP 60CSX

Go here. Premium memberships. Choose the amount of time the premium is for. There will be payment options, one will be the premium gift cards. Enter the code.

I ordered 1 bison tube online a week ago, today I recieved it in the mail. I opened it up and was surprised to see that they sent me 2 bison tubes. I want to hear anyone elses stories of exciting suprises when opening cache containers from the mail.

Go to the geocache page of the geocache you found on the website. Look on the right side, you will see the GC code. (Example:GC#####) Under that it will say navigation, and right under that it says log your visit. Click on that, it will bring you to a page where you can log your visit, tell the story of your adventure. There are different types of logs such as: Found, Did not find, Write note, Needs maintenance.

That sounds very creative

Have it bronzed and attach it to a statue. Maybe if it was a statue of a person I could put a magnet in the lid and attach it as a nose. Muggle proof!

You can find them in stores, I have seen them in some childrens science kits used as test tubes, but would cost you much more as it is a set with a bunch of experiments.

I think the last one is if it has a Travel Bug or trackable in it. I don't know for sure.

Read this page, specificly the caching along a route part. http://www.geocaching.com/about/premium.aspx

Only if you hide it in a highly public spot. Any mechanical clock, with ticking loud enough to be heard from inside an ammo can, is gonna be a battery hog. If you hide this way out in the woods, where the numbers oriented cachers rarely roam, the batteries will die betwixt finds. Put it somewhere that the P&G crowd will appreciate, like under the steps of a courthouse, next to an active rail road track or under a highway overpass and you'll be fine. I've been thinking about making a HUGE geocache and one of the local elementary schools gave me permission to hide one one their property. I'm think about taking an old van, the kind that is big enough to use as a camper, and parking it outside the school and hanging a sign that says "Free Candy". I really think the kids will appreciate it and it should get lot of favorite points. Dude! That's an awesome idea! You should paint the windows over so muggles can't see the cache inside... And put a mattress inside so cachers can rest after they find it... And then ask walking by kids to help you find your lost puppy!

You have 0 finds and 1 hide. I don't thik you are experienced enough to make a gadget cache.

I just checked open caching for it, it's not there.

Those are all interesting

Thanks for the idea, maybe put it up high in a tree.

Does anyone have and ideas to creatively hide a soda bottle preform . I have been thinking about it but I have no ideas. It looks like this.