7 or 70 years old and 70 feet up

[+BigWhiteTruck]

Just wanted to give props to two recent finders of my cache Acrophobia.

 

 

 

 

Oh, and here's to starting early:

 

[+StarBrand]

Too cool!!

 

But must express concern over proper safety equipment like a helmet and gloves.

[+Harry Dolphin]

I got dizzy just looking at the pictures.

[+edge1255]

I suspect it may be some time before I can log that particuar cache!

[+SharpShin']

I've been reading the logs, (Bookmarked this cache for some reason), from this past weekend, and I am impressed.

 

First - By the apparent quality of this cache; and, the experience enjoyed by the finders.

Second - By your dedication that all the finders of your cache have a great experience, in a safe manner.

 

All of the finders have been very complimentary of your patience and skill, and very appreciative of the time you spent which every cacher "going over the edge".

 

Congratulations, on what is apparently, a great cache.

[+The Jester]

Oh, man! Do I want to do that cache! Too bad I'm all the way across the country. Maybe next time I'm out that way (yeah, right! Last time was in '87).

[+Ambrosia]

I need to show this to my husband, he's always wanted to create a cache like this since we started caching.

 

His first cache placement was on an island in the middle of a Class III white water river, and his second was at the top of our tallest local peak at just under 7,000 feet. He really does need to place a rock climbing cache. We live about 40 minutes from a canyon that has what some people say is the most varied rock climbing in the country. My only worry is how to place a cache in a spot that no one will find, as it's crawling with people during the summer.

 

There's some very nice photos in the cache gallery, thanks for sharing.