I find that most micros present very little challenge. They are either on the guard rail, in the street sign in the space between the sign and the post, in the knothole of the tree, or in the base of the lamp post. That accounts for roughly 92.7 percent of them.
Ahh man you just gave away all my micro cache locations now I got to go move them . Actually I do enjoy micros for lunch caches. It gives me a chance to forget about work and get outside. There are some lame ones for sure but I like the little nano containers and I have seen some really cool cache containers that were very creative. One container was made of bark, another looked as if it was part of the machinery it was attached to. You never know what you might find. Geocaching.com makes it easy for all to search for the caches they like and avoid the ones they don't. As for not listing caches correctly, I haven't run across any that have been wrong in my neck of the woods. Sad that some can't list a cache correctly.
Happy Hunting,
Greenbacks
