Making a Micro Log Book

[+PazaUK]

I know I've seen one around here somewhere but I'm blowed if I can find it now I actually need one....

 

Can anyone point me in the direction of a blank log book I can use for a micro - a 35mm film pot kind??

 

Many thanks in advance

Pete

[+WatchDog2020]

I know I've seen one around here somewhere but I'm blowed if I can find it now I actually need one....

 

Can anyone point me in the direction of a blank log book I can use for a micro - a 35mm film pot kind??

 

Many thanks in advance

Pete

Log sheets

[+Y2KOTA]

Take a look down the right side.....http://www.geocaching.com/seek/ Hope this helps.

[+vw_k]

I cut strips the right size from lined paper, then staple about 6 sheets together with a printed "congratulations, you found it... etc" sheet on top.

[John E Cache]

 

http://geocaching-zone.co.nz/products-page...urelog-entries/

[+9Key]

There's several good ones here >>

http://home.austin.rr.com/candylind/caching/stashnotes/

[+9Key]

 

http://geocaching-zone.co.nz/products-page...urelog-entries/

Dang, that's a really cool cache, but $24.95 is a bit steep to get it to the US. I'll try and make my own.

[+vwaldoguy]

http://www.cacheboxstore.com/logs/logsheet.html

[John E Cache]

Dang, that's a really cool cache, but $24.95 is a bit steep to get it to the US. I'll try and make my own.

The eyelet stopper looks like a good idea. I wound the film into the canister once on my old film camera by mistake and getting it out is almost impossible. I had to take it to a shop where the clerk took an old strip of film, licked it , stuck the wet film in the canister and then pulled the strip out fast.

[+BAMBOOZLE]

I made up two in an Excel spreadsheet.........one fits a bison and a larger one for 35 MM.

I print them out, I take 3 sheets at a time and put staples in the center of each column which will be a future log, then I use a cutter to chop the three sheets into 5 or so logs.

The 35 MM size I put in ziplocks for a little added protection.

 

In all my regular caches, including ammo cans, I use a 35 MM can with a log inside ( sometimes two).

I write LOG on top of each can. In south Louisiana where we get a ton of rain this has worked well.