GEOCACHING SUPPLIES

[+lorrih]

Where can I find the small rolls of paper to put in the small and micro caches? Also, where can I find stickers, geocashing information....all the stuff I am finding in other caches.

Thanks!

[Archangel_UK]

use link at top of page

 

or type "geocaching" into Google

 

[+BlueDeuce]

Are you referring to a Stash Note?

 

Look to the right-down-middle on this page. Otherwise you have to copy/paste/edit a document that fits what you are looking for.

 

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/

 

edit: Stash Note? What is this, the Sixties?

Edited November 2, 2007 by BlueDeuce

[+Prime Suspect]

Where can I find the small rolls of paper to put in the small and micro caches? Also, where can I find stickers, geocashing information....all the stuff I am finding in other caches.

Thanks!

I came across some cheap rolls of cash register paper. They make great micro logs. Office Depot stores usually have a "scratch and dent" table somewhere, where they get rid of stuff they can't sell as new. That's where I picked 'em up, for next to nothing.

[+JABs]

Goto Groundspeak via geocache home page or try link below which takes you

to listing of all countries and supplies of caching materaials

 

http://shop.Groundspeak.com/shipping.cfm

 

Hope this helps.

[+StarBrand]

http://www.wnag.net/docs.htm

 

for some alternate stash notes

[+briansnat]

Where can I find the small rolls of paper to put in the small and micro caches?

 

Make the logs on your home PC printer, cut them with scissors to fit the container and roll them up yourself.

[+msrubble]

And if you want a log for one of those tiny micros that are smaller than a thimble, you can run a piece of paper through a shredder. Strip cut, not cross-cut. Putting the paper through the short way instead of the long way works better. The shorter strip is easier to take out of and put back in the tiny container.