Florida/Georgia style?

[+GPComd]

G'day folks. I'm down here in Blanding doing some training, and will be making the time to get a few caches in the Middleburg/Starke area.

The question - in some of the descriptions and/or hints, I see 'hidden Florida-style' or 'Georgia-style'.

 

Unfortunately that means nothing to me - is it hidden inside a peach or an orange? Tucked under a gator's butt?

 

I haven't been out to any of the caches yet, maybe Florida style is the same as Ontario style when it comes to urban/suburb micros and such.

 

Thanks and cheers

 

GPC

[Clan Riffster]

My understanding is that Florida style means hidden under palmettos whilst Georgia style means hidden under pine needles.

[+Super_Nate]

Oh I have no clue....I just think a cache is a cache, and the technique can be used again most anywhere.

[+Isonzo Karst]

Fl style is covered with palm or palmetto fronds (or in the palmetto) and Georgia style is generally under pine straw - those can be tough tough hunts, an ammo can down in a rut covered level to everything with pine needles, you just about need to break out the metal detector.

[+GPComd]

Thanks for the reply, Riffster - I should have the opportunity in the next couple days to get out and about!

 

Cheers

 

GPC