Favourite Types Of Caches

[Da Rubber Chicken]

Hey there, Just want to see what your favourite types of caches are I would have to say mine would be "Multi" Caches for it makes it more fun and a bit more of a challenge all though I do like "Unknown" caches.

 

So log on and start typing for I am looking forward to see your responses

 

There will also be a poll wich will be part of this topic so on this part of the topic you can just write about your favourite cache cheers

 

Here is the Poll

Edited November 19, 2005 by Da Rubber Chicken

[Dave from Glanton]

Your poll doesn;t include my personal favourite type of cache: easy

[+walkergeoff and wife]

With few exceptions I find something to enjoy in every cache.

 

My favourite types (am I allowed more than one?) would be:

 

1. Caches that I can fit into a day's circular walk. A good example of this kind of cache would be 2202's Chiltern Hundreds series.

 

2. Puzzle caches that are not so abstruse as to be insoluble without a great deal of help, or that are too easy not to be a challenge.

 

Hope this helps.

[+alma]

whitby nth yorkshire

[+walkergeoff and wife]

whitby nth yorkshire

Oops! Wrong thread?

 

Should it be this one:

 

Whereabouts are you from?

Edited November 19, 2005 by walkergeoff

[+The Hokesters]

We like ones where you have to collect clues to find the final location.

[+Team Incredible]

We like caches with a walk and a view and a box full of goodies. If you are ever in the central highlands there is a cache on Kenmore Hill that is well worth a visit for exactly these reasons.

 

Not my cache so I can mention it can I not ?

 

If not - apologees, I will remove it in the morning

Edited November 20, 2005 by Team Incredible

[+The Hokesters]

No you can mention it - tell us

[+mafarrimond]

Since joining, my favourite type of cache has changed several times. At the momment, I would opt for a traditional cache at an interesting location.