Tiny clothespins?

[+waterwitch2]

Do the tiny wooden clothespins about 1 inch long mean something? I was out in the California High Desert Geocaching and came across a few of these in caches.

[+GreenMountainTreasureHunters]

Maybe they're someone's signature item? Read the old cache logs and see if you can figure out who left them.

[+cache_test_dummies]

Do the tiny wooden clothespins about 1 inch long mean something? I was out in the California High Desert Geocaching and came across a few of these in caches.

Not sure, but I suspect that it means that there are now tiny clothes scattered on the ground underneath tiny clotheslines all over the California High Desert.

[+LewisClan77]

I have one that is a signature item that has a tiny wooden Lady Bug glued to it. One of the coolest sigs I have found

[LordEd]

In my area, we frequently find "The ubiquitous, but obligatory, rubber chicken" .

[+RoamingRobertsons]

Yes, they are someone's signature item, but I'm not sure whose. I usually find them pinned to the log. Next time you find one, read the past (written) logs and there should be a mention somewhere.

[+Bulldograce]

Witch,

 

Yes they are the sig item of "kd6ffu and Wingnut"...

[+we"re lost]

We have someone in our area that puts sig pieces, but they don't put them in the cache they put them on stuff right where the cache is, if you are looking for the cache and see this sig piece then you know where the cache is. If the cache is hiding in a tree then they put the piece on the tree beside where the cache is.

This has happened to us twice, found the caches right away because of the sig piece stuck out like a sore thumb and directed us right to the cache. We were unhappy with that, it took away the true hunt for the cache.

 

we"re lost