those long log-sheets that are in micro caches

[+tpau]

do people make those? are they downloadable somewhere or something?

 

thanks, sorry for the n00b question

 

-TPau

[+Miragee]

Welcome to the Forums!

 

By using the "Column" feature in my Word Processing program, I have created logs for caches. By changing the width of the columns, the logs work in Altoids tins or pill bottles, and even bison tubes. At the top of each column, I include some "Congratulatory Text" and the Geocaching.com link. A second page, with just lines, is printed on the back side of the paper.

[+Team Cotati]

do people make those? are they downloadable somewhere or something?

 

thanks, sorry for the n00b question

 

-TPau

 

Lots of folks go here: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/

 

And under Alternate Versions in the lower right, choose Micro Cache: 132 logs.

 

Cache on Garth!!

[+briansnat]

Just google geocaching micro log and you will see a bunch of different ones. You can then select the design you prefer.

[+StarBrand]

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

[+trainlove]

Plain old printing calculator paper is what I use. No ruled lines but lots of people feel constrained to stay between the lines especially if they use a stamp pad...

[+TheVaultrons]

Geocaching U - Cache Logs

[+msrubble]

If you're talking about those tiny caches the size of a pencil eraser, you can make the logs by running a letter-sized piece of paper sideways through a paper shredder. A strip shredder, not cross cut.

[+ncfinn]

If you're talking about those tiny caches the size of a pencil eraser, you can make the logs by running a letter-sized piece of paper sideways through a paper shredder. A strip shredder, not cross cut.

 

Excellent idea! So simple. It took me forever cutting the strips by hand, I could never get them the right size or straight.

[+ncfinn]

sorry - removed double post.

Edited January 8, 2008 by ncfinn