bamasnake

James Welcome to the Lowcountry. The best part of be a geocacher in the Lowcountry is there are TONS of historical sites and locations that geocaching will take you to. I have lived here for 10 years and my partner all his life. We started caching a couple of years ago and have visited a lot of cool places in the are that we did not know existed. Although we don't cache often, we tend to do it in spurts. Good luck with your hunting and feel free to email (through my profile on geocaching.com) if you have any questions or need any help. Bamasnake a.k.a Wade

I have just recently became interested in geocaching. I started reading the forums to learn more about the sport. Unfortunately it appears that the people involved in this past time are becoming more and more caught up the political red tape and bureaucracy of it all. Many of the local forums involve discussions on how certain clubs are being run. WHO CARES! Just get out and enjoy the hunt. My understanding was that this hobby was designed for fun and to get people out of the house and into nature. Sounds like alot of people have forgotten this simple idea. Just my opinion. Thanks for listening though.

Thanks Starbrand, I figured there had to be another thread about this somewhere. Sorry for the repost.

I see lots of post on bad or poorly maintained caches but I have yet to find one about great caches. Maybe I just haven't looked far enough yet. So tell us about the greatest or coolest item you have ever found in a cache. If this topic is already posted somewhere then I apologize.

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