Exposing Yourself!

[+Donmoore]

I was looking for a cache this morning and started think that i'd love to place a cache in a wide open space and for it not to get muggled.

 

I know of some that if you know what they are they are quite open, but i would like to know is of some of the caches you've found or placed that are really obvious but have never been muggled.

 

Thanks

[+Cryptik Souls Crew]

I was looking for a cache this morning and started think that i'd love to place a cache in a wide open space and for it not to get muggled.

 

I know of some that if you know what they are they are quite open, but i would like to know is of some of the caches you've found or placed that are really obvious but have never been muggled.

 

Thanks

 

I recently placed one which is in plain view, without any camoflage in a fairly busy area. It's only had 1 find so far, but I certainly don't imagine it getting muggled!

[+Sensei TSKC]

Does THIS ONE count?

 

Oss!

[+stora]

I was looking for a cache this morning and started think that i'd love to place a cache in a wide open space and for it not to get muggled.

 

I know of some that if you know what they are they are quite open, but i would like to know is of some of the caches you've found or placed that are really obvious but have never been muggled.

 

Thanks

 

Don't know about a cache, maybe you could hide a TB here

[+Jango & Boba Fett]

Our cache GCRFKB is placed in the middle of an area of heathland with no obvious hidding places. The heath had defeated two previous caches but, through using a distraction cache, so far this one has lasted 8 months - though it does fox cache finders who are probably looking for a pile of sticks or a bush rather than what they find at the spot.

[+Donmoore]

Some excellent caches posted so far and a great idea at the teddy bear trees. Keep the replies coming!

[+housefamily]

Does THIS ONE count?

 

Oss!

I reckon - except that every time I've stopped by to find it, it's been muggled.

[+freespirit1402]

any virtuals i suppose?

 

other than that nice idea!

[+Hi-Tek]

Does THIS ONE count?

 

Oss!

I reckon - except that every time I've stopped by to find it, it's been muggled.

When I found it (Oct 2004) it was in the gravel below the statue ...

 

... and this one Royal Victoria Bridge is in full view - excellent

Edited July 23, 2006 by Hi-Tek

[nobby.nobbs]

muggle trouble micro

[+Firth of Forth]

This one is in plain view, but hard to find!

[+Jango & Boba Fett]

This one is in plain view, but hard to find!

That reminds me, this one is sticks out like a sore thumb once you know what it is, and it is at one of the bussiest spots in the centre of Norwich; hence the cache name - easy to spot but hard to recover unnoticed!

[+ryme-intrinseca]

I don't think I should include a link cuz it would be a spoiler, but we found a nanocache recently that was in plain view, 3 inches to the side of an eye-level plaque that hundreds of people stop to read. It's never been muggled to my knowledege!

 

Personally, I prefer caches like these to the 'tupperware box' variety. We don't often trade items now (the novelty's worn off) so nanocaches are fine by me.

 

I have also seen two caches made out of hollowed-out nuts and bolts, placed in plain view.

 

There's a huge thread on the main discussion forum about unusual camouflaged containers - anyone got a link?

[+Jango & Boba Fett]

There's a huge thread on the main discussion forum about unusual camouflaged containers - anyone got a link?

 

{Edited to fix link}

Edited July 26, 2006 by Jango & Boba Fett

[+Son Of Windswept]

This one is in plain sight on the main street of Oxford:

GCMB6T University Challenge 11 (The High)

As is this one on the Ridgeway, (this is better).... as it is "camoflaged"...

GCNV9B - RIDGEWAY RUN - Danger, High Voltage!

Edited July 25, 2006 by Son Of Windswept