Tennessee Bow Hunter

I agree with this totally. Geocaching should be free in all aspects. That is the way it started and the way it was intended to be. I hate seeing a cache labeled "for premium members only". What is the purpose?

This is a topic I have been thinking about a lot lately. I haven't found a lot of caches but the one's I have found (excluding a couple) have nothing but junk in them or kid's toys. I have been looking at a lot of cache boxes just to see their contents and what people take and what they leave. People need to ask themselves "would I trade what I have in my hand for what's in this box?" So yeah, I look forward to what I might find. It doesn't have to be something expensive but maybe unique or hard to find. quote:Originally posted by Jolly B Good:Wow. Another thread on the quality of cache items/trades. THis has been a hot topic for as nearly as long as I've been caching. (20 months or so) I usually leave pretty kewl items in the caches I log. But I gotta be honest. I really don't care what I find. My big thrill is catching a glimpse of that cache container and signing the log book. On my first 100 caches I took an item from each cache and saved them. Then I put ALL of them into one cache and placed it to celebtrate my 100th cache. You know I was kinda into the cache-items thing until I did that. I used to pull out my shoe box and show everyone what I'd found caching. But since I returned all of them to the wild I find I'm not really interested in collecting cache items anymore. Maybe I have Chronic Cache Fatigue Syndrome. (CCFS). ;D Jolly R. Blackburn http://kenzerco.com