DavidT21 & Fisherwoman

I thought I would share this with everyone. This is an e-mail I received today from Geocaching.com HI! Your cache "Border Patrol #1" has been confiscated by the Mountain View Police Department. Here is the email we received at contact@geocaching.com "I work for the Mountain View Police Dept in California, in the Property & Evidence room. A citizen found a geocache and turned it into our Police Dept since they didn't know what it was. Is there a way to track down the owner of this particular cache? Generally we keep found property for 90 days and then destroy it, but I'd rather be able to return it to its rightful owner." (Name with held) Property & Evidence Officer Mountain View Police Department (650) 903-6375 Please contact him right away. Regards, Nate, Geocaching.com Admin He says he'll hold it for a maximum of 90 days. There is no broken law, I talked to the guy today and he seemed really interested in the sport of geocaching. I plan to pick up the cache next week and talk to him more about caching too.

Thanks!! We have really enjoyed all the places it has taken us and the people we have met along the way. --David

I guess I'll add our plug for the Geocache Picnic in San Mateo October 4th. Bay Area and Beyond Picnic #2

Just wanted to remind everyone about the Geocache Picnic in San Mateo on October 4th.Spread the word. Bay Area and Beyond Picnic #2

Congratulations Lee on 2000. It was fun driving around the old Fort. Just a reminder about the October 4th Geocache Picnic in San Mateo. Bay Area and Beyond Picnic #2

Darn someone noticed We still are 900ish behind the big boys, but we can sure have fun trying to catch them.

Check out the recent logs of this cache. This is the ultimate tick horror story. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=20709&log=y&decrypt= Waypoit: GC50E5

My husband origanally got a GPS for fishing. When we would start catching lots of fish in the middle of a lake, he would mark the point in the GPS so we could find it later. Then our friends told us about geocaching and now the GPS is used for geocaching way more than for fishing. Fisherwoman