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Perhaps we should delete their comments on our cache sites. I have always thought that ignoring an annoying person is to ignore them until they find a new soap box to jump on, one out of ear shot from me. I agree. I already have deleted their comment from my cache page and posted my feelings here. There's no reason to be reminded of it every time I go to my cache page. I would have contacted the geo-terrorist personally with my comments, but like the coward they are, they leave no way to do that. Now that I've gotten that out of my system, I can now move on.

I don't get it. On this person's blog they state: "Is it just meaness and a kill joy attitude that motivates us? No. Not at all. We find a number of caches and letterboxes placed in non sensitive areas. There are educational earth caches. Puzzels that are fun and leave no junk or swag in sensitive eco-systems. We sign the log and move on. If it were only meaness that motivates we would remove them all. If it were only meaness that motivates this blog wouldn't exist to warn and list the areas these things will not be tolerated." So then why would a micro that I placed on my parents' property along a community placed trail that clearly states: "No need for any bushwhacking or climbing into any thorns. You do not need to go into the woods to retrieve it." be targeted by this nut? The blog (clearly someone in Washington state) acts as if they only care to remove caches that are placed in "eco-sensitive areas". So, how does mine apply? It looks as if either this person, or a copy-cat, just signed up yesterday and randomly spammed over 3000 caches just to get the word out. No thought or care went into any of the caches they targeted, the complete antithesis of what they state in their blog. I hope ForestDefenders is reading this. That's what you want, right? Attention? Then tell me how my itty-bitty micro applies and when you're gonna fly out from WA to destroy it? I'll have my parents have you arrested for trespassing. Darn hypocritical hippie... How much trash have I removed from local kids beer party hangouts in the woods that have nothing to do with geocaching? I'd love to shove a CITO right up their bottom.

I found it! I didn't remember who had the account. He was something like my ex-boyfriend's cousin's ex-boyfriend's brother-in-law's friend who guided us there... and he was there before so he didn't log our visit. But I found it anyway, searching through all the caches that were placed before September 4, 2004, which is when we visited, and I was able to finally log the find. It's called "Nurgle's Pathway". Yay!

I'm trying to search for a cache that my friends and I found while visiting in Kentucky in 2004. If my memory serves me correctly, it was within or on the edge of a park that was part of an old army base or something like that. It was a large wooded area and there were concrete ruins of stairs. It couldn't have been too far from Florence, KY because that's where we started out and we didn't drive very, very far. I know that I found it on geocaching.com once, but that was before I had an account and I'm trying to find the listing again. If anyone knows where I'm talking about or can help me find it, that would be great! Here's a photo of some of the stairs...