+Vinny & Sue Team Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 I like to leave highly radioactive Polonium inside of caches. I notice this isn't on your list. Does that make this okay? Most excellent! I too love to leave fissionable materials in caches, including large mases of enriched uranium and even vials of the fabled Red Mercury. In fact, this is why I proposed two weeks ago on these forums that I should perhaps create a "Radioactive Isotope Hotel" geocache. Quote Link to comment
+Rockin Roddy Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 Yeah...why even make a list with the forbidden items to start with? Too much time on your hands...not enough on mine! Quote Link to comment
+DrivingMeCrazy Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 broken stuff, i hate finding broken stuff! i would replace each broken item with a decent item for the next cacher Quote Link to comment
Jackmerlin1 Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 th eotc drugs or liter able Quote Link to comment
+flask Posted July 15, 2007 Author Share Posted July 15, 2007 (edited) UPDATED CACHE CONTENTS logbook ballpoint pen felt tip pen rollerball pen pencil ziplocs mctoys, clean mctoys, broken golf balls, new golf balls, used golf tees, new (packaged) golf tees, new (loose) golf tees, used golf tees, broken matches, book matches, boxed matches, safety match holder, empty lighter, usable lighter, disabled pocketknife multitool with knife multitool without knife flashlight, self-contained flashlight, removable batteries w/batteries flashlight, removable batteries w/o batteries batteries, loose batteries, packaged batteries, ziploc-ed eyeglass repair kit small screwdriver set nails or screws, new nails or screws, rusty carabiner scratchoff lottery tickets ammunition, any caliber spent brass fireworks coupon to big store (under $2) coupon to cafe near cache gift card (over $2) advertising brochures political brochures political buttons books, fiction books, nonfiction books, adult content bible koran torah miniature talmud i ching tarot deck book of mormon bhagavad-gita religious tract, soft (simply a prayer or inspirational thought) religious tract, hard (tells you a specific way or else.) rosary beads silver pentacle cross mogen david food, perishable food, unwrapped food, wrapped food, canned or otherwise preserved and sealed hamster, live (sorry, lep.) hamster, freshly dead hamster, very dead candles, scented candes, unscented lip balm, opened lip balm, unopened sunscreen, communal (belongs to the cache) sunscreen, regular (trade item) bug dope, communal bug dope, regular first aid kit, communal first aid kit, regular feminine hygiene products, clean and wrapped (either as what they are or as first aid supplies) prophylactics, new and packaged emergency toilet paper rolls firestarter emergency blanket handwarmers compass alcoholic beverage coupon for alcoholic beverage promotional material for alcoholic beverage (hats, keychains, etc.) tobacco product coupon for tobacco product promotional material for tobacco product OTC drugs (e.g., ibuprofen) prescription drugs illegal drugs drug paraphenalia clothing or other items that refer to illegal drugs recorded music illegally recorded music (this includes that awesome mix tape.) software out-of-date software software sent free to you in the mail illegal copies of software material that is derogatory to any specific group of people based on membership in that group (this is often used to mean both racial or ethnic groups and membership in voluntary organizations. e.g., blacks, hispanics, muslims, presbyterians, armenians, military personnel, log cabin republicans, what-have-you.) cito bags objects or printed material of a suggestive sexual nature objects or printed material of an explicit sexual nature miscellaneous scented items rubber gloves polonium or other highly radioactive material crayons, loose crayons, boxed crayons, ziploc-ed local flora local fauna ordinary rock, picked up on the trail polished rock significant or interesting geologic sample coins, domestic coins, foreign or historic geocoins, trackable geocoins or similar, untrackable smashed pennies wooden nickels poker chips, blank poker chips, printed or otherwise marked Edited July 16, 2007 by flask Quote Link to comment
+TrailGators Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 From what is left: food, wrapped Quote Link to comment
+wordnerd Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 . Don't throw away the silver pentacle. If no one wants it, I'll take it. There's this spell I've been wanting to tr... well, anyway, just don't throw it away. . Quote Link to comment
+Knight2000 Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 Lets just skip to the end. logbook ballpoint pen felt tip pen rollerball pen pencil ziplocs mctoys, clean mctoys, broken golf balls, new golf balls, used golf tees, new (packaged) golf tees, new (loose) golf tees, used golf tees, broken matches, book matches, boxed matches, safety match holder, empty lighter, usable lighter, disabled pocketknife multitool with knife multitool without knife eyeglass repair kit small screwdriver set scratchoff lottery tickets ammunition, any caliber spent brass coupon to big store (under $2) coupon to cafe near cache gift card (over $2) advertising brochures political brochures political buttons books, fiction books, nonfiction books, adult content bible koran torah miniature talmud i ching tarot deck book of mormon bhagavad-gita religious tract, soft (simply a prayer or inspirational thought) religious tract, hard (tells you a specific way or else.) rosary beads silver pentacle cross mogen david food, perishable food, unwrapped food, wrapped food, canned or otherwise preserved and sealed hamster, live (sorry, lep.) hamster, freshly dead hamster, very dead candles, scented candes, unscented lip balm, opened lip balm, unopened sunscreen, communal (belongs to the cache) sunscreen, regular (trade item) bug dope, communal bug dope, regular first aid kit, communal first aid kit, regular feminine hygiene products, clean and wrapped (either as what they are or as first aid supplies) prophylactics, new and packaged emergency toilet paper rolls firestarter emergency blanket handwarmers compass alcoholic beverage coupon for alcoholic beverage promotional material for alcoholic beverage (hats, keychains, etc.) tobacco product coupon for tobacco product promotional material for tobacco product OTC drugs (e.g., ibuprofen) prescription drugs illegal drugs drug paraphenalia clothing or other items that refer to illegal drugs recorded music illegally recorded music (this includes that awesome mix tape.) software out-of-date software software sent free to you in the mail illegal copies of software material that is derogatory to any specific group of people based on membership in that group (this is often used to mean both racial or ethnic groups and membership in voluntary organizations. e.g., blacks, hispanics, muslims, presbyterians, armenians, military personnel, log cabin republicans, what-have-you.) cito bags objects or printed material of a suggestive sexual nature objects or printed material of an explicit sexual nature miscellaneous scented items rubber gloves polonium or other highly radioactive material crayons, loose crayons, boxed crayons, ziploc-ed local flora local fauna ordinary rock, picked up on the trail polished rock significant or interesting geologic sample Quote Link to comment
+wordnerd Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 Lets just skip to the end. Noooooooo!!!! You tossed the silver pentacle. I'm melting, MELTING!! Oh, whataworldwhataworld..... Quote Link to comment
+TrailGators Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 . Don't throw away the silver pentacle. If no one wants it, I'll take it. There's this spell I've been wanting to tr... well, anyway, just don't throw it away. . Quote Link to comment
+Miragee Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 Okay, I have to remove the miscellaneous scented items I might also have to take the rubber gloves depending on how stinky the smelly stuff is . . . And, I sure hope I have my own CITO bag with me to wrap this stuff in. If not, I might need to take a CITO bag . . . Quote Link to comment
+TrailGators Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 Okay, I have to remove the miscellaneous scented items I might also have to take the rubber gloves depending on how stinky the smelly stuff is . . . And, I sure hope I have my own CITO bag with me to wrap this stuff in. If not, I might need to take a CITO bag . . . This cache must be pretty large to fit all of this bad stuff. I wonder if it's a 5-gallon bucket that is buried in the ground.... Quote Link to comment
+sunriseoverwater Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 I'll vote for the matches, book. Quote Link to comment
+flask Posted July 15, 2007 Author Share Posted July 15, 2007 remember that if all the items look okay to you, you don't have to ask for anything to be removed. at first i thought everything would eventually be removed, but now i think a few things will be left. i'm not at all sure which ones. maybe i should sell tickets to the exciting denoument. Quote Link to comment
+TrailGators Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 remember that if all the items look okay to you, you don't have to ask for anything to be removed. at first i thought everything would eventually be removed, but now i think a few things will be left. i'm not at all sure which ones. maybe i should sell tickets to the exciting denoument. I think at a minimum we should keep the logbook. Pens and pencils would be a good idea to keep as well. I actually like the lottery ticket. I like carabiners too, but those weren't on the list. Quote Link to comment
+flask Posted July 15, 2007 Author Share Posted July 15, 2007 the list is always growing. consider carabiners to be added. i've had a request to remove the book of mormon. remember that we are not debating the choices here; it is important for the purposes of this experiment to just add or subtract. Quote Link to comment
+TrailGators Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 the list is always growing. consider carabiners to be added. i've had a request to remove the book of mormon. remember that we are not debating the choices here; it is important for the purposes of this experiment to just add or subtract. I really like cool foreign coins. Add those too! Quote Link to comment
+Miragee Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 (edited) Oooooh . . . if we are adding things, we need to add flashlights . . . in all their permutations -- Mini-mag, keychain flashlights, Lion King animal squeeze lights, etc. . . . Edit for typo . . . Edited July 15, 2007 by Miragee Quote Link to comment
+Lotho Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 polonium or other highly radioactive material Hahahaha, you are joking right? Quote Link to comment
+flask Posted July 15, 2007 Author Share Posted July 15, 2007 polonium or other highly radioactive material Hahahaha, you are joking right? well, yes and no. while it is very amusing and i do not believe the request to have been in earnest, there was a request for it. Quote Link to comment
+Vinny & Sue Team Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 (edited) polonium or other highly radioactive material Hahahaha, you are joking right? well, yes and no. while it is very amusing and i do not believe the request to have been in earnest, there was a request for it. Just jumping in here to help out a bit... In my area, we cachers regularly leave large amounts of fissionable radioactive isotopes (primarily isotopes of americium, radium, uranium, thorium, polonium or plutonium) in geocaches, as well as fully-cooked and ready-to-eat gourmet meals, sushi and sashimi (the food items are usually packed into small Rubbermaid containers which will fit inside the cache container, and as long as they are found and eaten within three months of having been emplaced, they are usually pretty tasty and nutritious), small cans of gasoline to assist cachers whose cars may be running low on gas, live hamsters (it is considered TOTALLY insulting to leave dead hamsters or to leave gerbils, whether live or dead, BTW) and cans of smokeless gunpowder for use in refilling shells or making homemade improvised explosive devices (IEDs.) Such conventions vary widely from region to region: I remember when I hunted geocaches up in Washington state, near where one of Boeing's plants were located, many local cachers who were also Boeing employees would often leave fully-assembled Pratt & Whitney J57 turbojet engines (which were leftovers from assembly line runs) as trade items in caches, and when I hunted caches in Central NJ near a pharmaceutical plant, many local cachers who were employees of the pharmaceutical manufacturing facility would leave packages of pharmaceutical drugs which had failed Quality Assurance (QA) testing (and thus could not be officially sold) as trade items. And, in the same vein, one of the most heartwarming stories I have heard is that of the behavior of cachers in the Southeastern USA who work at a large mortuary. They often leave harvested human body parts (primarily hearts, livers, kidneys, pancreas, etc.) in geocaches as trade items for possible use as future transplant organs by cache finders. In the NYC-NNJ area, which sports the headquarters of several major blood banks, geocachers who are also employees of those organizations often leave pints of blood -- fully labeled as to type, subtype and RH factor, and ready-to-use -- as trade items in geocaches. So, geocache trade items will vary markedly from area to area, and -- aside from recruiting materials for the First International Church of Paris Hilton, which are frowned upon in many parts of the world -- it is obvious that there are no rights and wrongs in this realm, and rather, everything is okay when it comes to use as a trade item. This is, to me, as it should be, and as the Creator intended, else She would not have given us those items in the first place. Edited July 16, 2007 by Vinny & Sue Team Quote Link to comment
+Glenn Posted July 15, 2007 Share Posted July 15, 2007 remember that if all the items look okay to you, you don't have to ask for anything to be removed. at first i thought everything would eventually be removed, but now i think a few things will be left. i'm not at all sure which ones. maybe i should sell tickets to the exciting denoument. I think at a minimum we should keep the logbook. Pens and pencils would be a good idea to keep as well. I actually like the lottery ticket. I like carabiners too, but those weren't on the list. I requested the removal of the ballpoint pen, please don't add it back. Other than the items that are obviously against geocaching.com guidelines I am not offended enough by then to call for their removal. Quote Link to comment
+flask Posted July 15, 2007 Author Share Posted July 15, 2007 I requested the removal of the ballpoint pen, please don't add it back. Other than the items that are obviously against geocaching.com guidelines I am not offended enough by then to call for their removal. i am not returning items to the list once they've been taken off, and for the purposes of this exercise i don't care why anyone wants a thing removed or added. outside of silly items like polonium (which corrected itself in under an hour), if people play straight we'll actually have some interesting if not useful information. as the answers pile up, we may end up with a short list of generally accepted items. at some point later we may have some kind of objective data about how likely it is that your item will offend someone. it may not change whether you leave it or not, but you may wish to know. we may know later which items are most popular. that'd all be interesting data. meantime, i hope it's a good entertainment, 'coz more than anything i like entertainment. Quote Link to comment
GPS treasuredragon Posted July 16, 2007 Share Posted July 16, 2007 PORNBOOKS a real no no. and matches and lighters another no no a real travel bug LOL a no no and don't forget firecrackers a serious no no and other dirty tricks to us geocachers which it be an act of terrorism. Quote Link to comment
+TrailGators Posted July 16, 2007 Share Posted July 16, 2007 remember that if all the items look okay to you, you don't have to ask for anything to be removed. at first i thought everything would eventually be removed, but now i think a few things will be left. i'm not at all sure which ones. maybe i should sell tickets to the exciting denoument. I think at a minimum we should keep the logbook. Pens and pencils would be a good idea to keep as well. I actually like the lottery ticket. I like carabiners too, but those weren't on the list. I requested the removal of the ballpoint pen, please don't add it back. Other than the items that are obviously against geocaching.com guidelines I am not offended enough by then to call for their removal. Sorry about that I don't know what got into me. How about a fine tipped Sharpie. Those will even write on wet soggy logbooks! Quote Link to comment
+Glenn Posted July 16, 2007 Share Posted July 16, 2007 remember that if all the items look okay to you, you don't have to ask for anything to be removed. at first i thought everything would eventually be removed, but now i think a few things will be left. i'm not at all sure which ones. maybe i should sell tickets to the exciting denoument. I think at a minimum we should keep the logbook. Pens and pencils would be a good idea to keep as well. I actually like the lottery ticket. I like carabiners too, but those weren't on the list. I requested the removal of the ballpoint pen, please don't add it back. Other than the items that are obviously against geocaching.com guidelines I am not offended enough by then to call for their removal. Sorry about that I don't know what got into me. How about a fine tipped Sharpie. Those will even write on wet soggy logbooks! I've never had a sharpie leak so they are okay in my book. I just hope that the logbook survives or we will have to sign the cache container itself. Quote Link to comment
+TeamFROG Posted July 16, 2007 Share Posted July 16, 2007 objects or printed material of a suggestive sexual nature Quote Link to comment
+WRITE SHOP ROBERT Posted July 16, 2007 Share Posted July 16, 2007 (edited) OK I'm a little sleepy and the text is small on my PSP. I'd remove: hampster, unscented no really: advertising broshures Edited July 16, 2007 by WRITE SHOP ROBERT Quote Link to comment
+Aiden's Cachers Posted July 16, 2007 Share Posted July 16, 2007 I'd like to take out the multitool with knife and place some rusty nails and screws(which I have found in a cache...) Quote Link to comment
+Miragee Posted July 16, 2007 Share Posted July 16, 2007 Darn . . . I wanted to take the Multi-tool with knife, but it looked like too nice an item to just take. I would have traded for it and not just removed it like those miscellaneous scented items. Quote Link to comment
+5Purrs Posted July 16, 2007 Share Posted July 16, 2007 religious tract, hard (tells you a specific way or else.) Quote Link to comment
+simpjkee Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 I'm not sure what "bug dope" is but if it is communal then it is okay. If it is regular then I'm offended. Quote Link to comment
+Renegade Knight Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 My Appropriate Scale is two fold. Anything legal for minor’s to come into contact with is ok in a cache. However not all things are suitable for a cache for other reasons. Of your list that wasn’t crossed out this is what I’d remove and why. matches, book (Flammable Issue Probably fine). matches, safety (Flammable Issue Probably fine). lighter, usable (Flammable Issue Probably fine). mogen david (Mad Dog 20/20 is not for minors). food, wrapped (Bad Idea in a cache, attracts animals) food, canned or otherwise preserved and sealed (Bad Idea in a cache, freezes and bleeds, then attracts animals) candes, unscented (melts all over the contents) lip balm, opened (melts all over the contents) lip balm, unopened (melts all over the contents) firestarter (Depends on what it is and how it’s packaged. Some melt, some burn, some are fine) polonium or other highly radioactive material (If it’s controlled you would need a permit to have it to begin with. It’s not available to the general public. That said, per my permit if I found such a loose source I’d have to call it in and close off the area until the authorities arrived and relieved me.). Some of those I’d not think twice about letting remain in some caches that remain cool rather than baked in the sun. Ditto caches that don’t freeze. Quote Link to comment
+Miragee Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 Okay, I don't think anyone has taken out the: golf tees, broken How's the updated list looking? Quote Link to comment
+flask Posted July 17, 2007 Author Share Posted July 17, 2007 (edited) i do not wish to have a debate here, but simply for you to note which items on the list of cache contents you would remove as inappropriate. as the list dwindles, i'll re-post with the changes. DIRECTIONS -read the list. -decide which single item seems to you to be the most inappropriate. -post the one item to this thread. please do not editorialize; there are at least two open threads where people are editorializing. if you feel that i've missed some common or worrisome cache contents, please feel free to send me a message and i'll add it to the list. my list is by no means exhaustive and if you have in mind items that are either appropriate or inappropriate, they should be included. if you feel an item is offensive to you and you don't want to be publicly identified, you may contact me and i'll post your entry anonymously. it is my hope that the most worrisome or offensive items will leave the list first. UPDATED CACHE CONTENTS logbook ballpoint pen felt tip pen rollerball pen pencil ziplocs mctoys, clean mctoys, broken golf balls, new golf balls, used golf tees, new (packaged) golf tees, new (loose) golf tees, used golf tees, broken matches, book matches, boxed matches, safety match holder, empty lighter, usable lighter, disabled pocketknife multitool with knife multitool without knife flashlight, self-contained flashlight, removable batteries w/batteries flashlight, removable batteries w/o batteries batteries, loose batteries, packaged batteries, ziploc-ed eyeglass repair kit small screwdriver set nails or screws, new nails or screws, rusty carabiner scratchoff lottery tickets ammunition, any caliber spent brass fireworks coupon to big store (under $2) coupon to cafe near cache gift card (over $2) advertising brochures political brochures political buttons books, fiction books, nonfiction books, adult content bible koran torah miniature talmud i ching tarot deck book of mormon bhagavad-gita religious tract, soft (simply a prayer or inspirational thought) religious tract, hard (tells you a specific way or else.) rosary beads silver pentacle cross mogen david food, perishable food, unwrapped food, wrapped food, canned or otherwise preserved and sealed hamster, live (sorry, lep.) hamster, freshly dead hamster, very dead candles, scented candes, unscented lip balm, opened lip balm, unopened sunscreen, communal (belongs to the cache) sunscreen, regular (trade item) bug dope, communal bug dope, regular first aid kit, communal first aid kit, regular feminine hygiene products, clean and wrapped (either as what they are or as first aid supplies) prophylactics, new and packaged emergency toilet paper rolls firestarter emergency blanket handwarmers compass alcoholic beverage coupon for alcoholic beverage promotional material for alcoholic beverage (hats, keychains, etc.) tobacco product coupon for tobacco product promotional material for tobacco product OTC drugs (e.g., ibuprofen) prescription drugs illegal drugs drug paraphenalia clothing or other items that refer to illegal drugs recorded music illegally recorded music (this includes that awesome mix tape.) software out-of-date software software sent free to you in the mail illegal copies of software material that is derogatory to any specific group of people based on membership in that group (this is often used to mean both racial or ethnic groups and membership in voluntary organizations. e.g., blacks, hispanics, muslims, presbyterians, armenians, military personnel, log cabin republicans, what-have-you.) cito bags objects or printed material of a suggestive sexual nature objects or printed material of an explicit sexual nature miscellaneous scented items rubber gloves polonium or other highly radioactive material crayons, loose crayons, boxed crayons, ziploc-ed local flora local fauna ordinary rock, picked up on the trail polished rock significant or interesting geologic sample coins, domestic coins, foreign or historic geocoins, trackable geocoins or similar, untrackable smashed pennies wooden nickels poker chips, blank poker chips, printed or otherwise marked Edited July 17, 2007 by flask Quote Link to comment
+flask Posted July 17, 2007 Author Share Posted July 17, 2007 mogen david (Mad Dog 20/20 is not for minors). . but the star of david is worn by many jews, minors included. Quote Link to comment
+sbell111 Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 i do not wish to have a debate here, but simply for you to note which items on the list of cache contents you would remove as inappropriate. as the list dwindles, i'll re-post with the changes. DIRECTIONS -read the list. -decide which single item seems to you to be the most inappropriate. -post the one item to this thread. please do not editorialize; there are at least two open threads where people are editorializing. if you feel that i've missed some common or worrisome cache contents, please feel free to send me a message and i'll add it to the list. my list is by no means exhaustive and if you have in mind items that are either appropriate or inappropriate, they should be included. if you feel an item is offensive to you and you don't want to be publicly identified, you may contact me and i'll post your entry anonymously. it is my hope that the most worrisome or offensive items will leave the list first. UPDATED CACHE CONTENTS ... Weren't some of those items already removed? Either way, I'll take out matches, safety. Quote Link to comment
+Brik Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 OK, no debate and one item. Remove the Koran Quote Link to comment
+DudleyGrunt Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 remove - nails or screws, rusty add - various old BSA patches (Based on most recent reposting of the directions, I'm unsure if I'm supposed to actually be adding items, but...) Quote Link to comment
+Jeep_Dog Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 What in the WORLD am I doing at this cache? T: polonium or other highly radioactive material L: Worry Dolls (signature item) Quote Link to comment
+sbell111 Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 I believe that I'll remove the Bible. Quote Link to comment
+Team B Squared Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 (edited) cross Edited July 17, 2007 by Team B Squared Quote Link to comment
+wordnerd Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 . . I don't know what these things are: i ching bhagavad-gita fauna From the remaining list I would take off: loose crayons. And, HEY, what happened to the log GOOK? You can't not have log gook in a cache container. It's a natural occurance. Quote Link to comment
mikej2 Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 Take out Flora and Fauna, which are basically plants and animals. Unless they are fully encased or embedded in plastic like a keychain fob or paperweight. Throw in keyfobs and paperweights, as long as whatever is encased or embedded in the plastic or lexan won't make some kid cry upon seeing it. For my wife remove any rubber snakes, for me remove any realistic looking spiders unless the spider is embedded in a paperweight. Quote Link to comment
+wordnerd Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 unless the spider is embedded in a paperweight. That's so sad!! Poor spiders. They like geocaching too. . Quote Link to comment
mikej2 Posted July 18, 2007 Share Posted July 18, 2007 unless the spider is embedded in a paperweight. That's so sad!! Poor spiders. They like geocaching too. . No doubt. I was just down in southernmost Texas and took some relatives on a short geocache hunt with their kids. Pulled a cache bucket out of the brush and it had a huge-ish spider on the side of it. Banged the bucket on the ground to temporarily relocate the cache guarding spider, opened it up, did the swap and log book signing, closed it up and put it back in the brush. I can only assume the cache guarding spider found it's way back to it's guard station on the side of the bucket in the brush. The bulk of the contents of the cache were soaps and samples of beauty products and some small sewing kits, wasn't sure about all of that but I'm sure some finders liked it. Quote Link to comment
+sbell111 Posted July 18, 2007 Share Posted July 18, 2007 (edited) I believe the the eyeglass repair kit must be removed. Edited July 18, 2007 by sbell111 Quote Link to comment
+LewisClan77 Posted July 18, 2007 Share Posted July 18, 2007 Any type of religous pamphlet should NOT be in a cache.I want to geocache NOT go to church. I would be highly offended to find a piece of paper telling me I must find god. Quote Link to comment
+LewisClan77 Posted July 18, 2007 Share Posted July 18, 2007 political anything as well should be removed.Dont tell me who to vote for Quote Link to comment
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