Clever Caches

[relsenpeter]

Would anyone care to share their most clever hides or finds? Where have you hidden or found a cache that was just down right brilliant?

 

 

If this question has been posted before, I apologize. I looked and didn't see anything.

Edited September 10, 2007 by relsenpeter

[Chumpo]

I could never hide a cache as brilliant this one;

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...52-e7d6305ac791

After staring at the page for months, though, something clicked. DINGDINGDING-WINNER!

Edited September 10, 2007 by Chumpo

[+DudleyGrunt]

I don't want to say what cache it is, but it is hidden in a bird feeder. When you open the front of the feeder, a ball of brightly colored fuzzy stuff comes flying at you. In that first split second, it could be mistaken for a bird. It's spring loaded and can be easily replaced by each finder. It was a shockig find.

[Uberquandary]

I found a nano stuck in the end of a pinecone. The only way we noticed it was that it was the only pinecone left on that tree, and it was the wrong pinecone for that species of tree. Otherwise we would have continued looking for who knows how long.

[+Shadwick]

I think my most favorite cache was one that was in PLAIN SITE! I looked at it probably 5 times, I even pulled on it once and decided "No, that's not it." Finally looked at it again, and pulled a little harder, and YEP! It was it! It was fabulous! A thin metal box painted "electric box green" to match the big industrial electrical boxes alot of big commercial building have, and it was magnetically attached. Brilliant! Those were some STRONG magnets! Edited September 11, 2007 by Shadwick

[+Rattlebars]

This cache is hidden inside a library inside the dictionary which you must request from the librarian since it sits on the shelf behind the counter! Awesome!

 

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...08-f9e8a5e25338

[+Dianalynnxk]

This cache is hidden inside a library inside the dictionary which you must request from the librarian since it sits on the shelf behind the counter! Awesome!

 

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...08-f9e8a5e25338

 

That is so wonderful! I just e-mailed my local library yesterday about placing a cache on their property or inside the library itself. They haven't e-mailed me yet, though. This is a neat idea! I wouldn't mind some inside info for help planning one of my own!

[+Rattlebars]

This cache is hidden inside a library inside the dictionary which you must request from the librarian since it sits on the shelf behind the counter! Awesome!

 

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...08-f9e8a5e25338

 

That is so wonderful! I just e-mailed my local library yesterday about placing a cache on their property or inside the library itself. They haven't e-mailed me yet, though. This is a neat idea! I wouldn't mind some inside info for help planning one of my own!

 

The cache listing is NOW self-explanatory, but when first listed it mentioned nothing about anything being inside the library. We had to figure that out after searching for about 20 minutes outside to get our FTF on it. The mag key holder with the hint in it is attached to the door to the courtyard and it looks like part of the door mechanism. All in all it took us about an hour to find it. Great fun!

 

It's up to you how to list yours. The "dictionary" is a "fake" book, which is really only a box that looks like a book.

[+BilLow]

Working on one now that will be on a trout line in the lake.