cache_test_dummies

Probably should have labled this link as a SPOILER, since it shows the cache container

Wow. I don't know how it ranks these days, but I'm pretty sure that at one point Parade Magazine was considered to have the largest circulation of any magazine in the world. Gotta go out and buy some Garmin stock (Nasdaq: GRMN), I think there's gonna be a run on handhelds!

The notion of posting an obviously private event on the GC pages seems ridiculous, but the suggestion (posted by what looks like a puppet account in a log on the cache page) that other geocachers should damage caches placed by the event host is far more disturbing to me. Hopefully, nobody will take this suggestion seriously.

I've always been fascinated by maps. I enjoy looking at them, and I like working with them, especially when I am visiting an unfamiliar area. I always like to know where I am with respect to the roads, rivers, mountains and interesting sites around me. One of the reasons I enjoy caching is that it involves the use of maps. I am curious as to whether an interest and enjoyment of cartography is a general trait of other cachers. I'd also be interested to hear if there are those who don't like working with maps, but still enjoy caching.

no, really, I'm all done now.

not a test. well, it IS a test, but I just don't want to admit it. really. all done now.

Lost Keys Cache is a hide with a great story about something being lost (and later found). Its a cache that the owner specifically placed because he had lost his only set of keys to his '71 Triumph, and thought that if cachers were searching in the area, he might get lucky and the keys would be found.

Earlier, it was said:

Now testing how to post an image located somewhere else. So there.

Well, there's the Nekked Klucker Family which has logged about 35K miles, but I suspect fowl play!

Just testing how to post a link.

Yes, it really was

Testing, testing, one, two, ... Was it really?