Thank you cache series

[+mommio]

I live near an Air Force training base and we often have military geocachers stationed here for short periods of time. One is being transferred shortly and he decided, after finding many, many caches in the area, that he wanted to thank the locals for all the caches we had put out. So he created a series for us. GC1N1V4 Start with this one, zoom out on the map and see what he did. Way cool!

[+StarBrand]

I don't see too much.......just a bunch of area caches - what am I supposed to see??

[+WatchDog2020]

Took me a minute but there is a face. BTW - look at the number of flippin caches around there - no wonder some people have crazy high cache counts.

[Mushtang]

It's a smiley face in the middle of a lot of other caches. Easy to miss unless you're looking for it I'd say.

 

But that's kind of cool, and a neat way to say thanks.

 

Smiley face map

[+mommio]

I live near an Air Force training base and we often have military geocachers stationed here for short periods of time. One is being transferred shortly and he decided, after finding many, many caches in the area, that he wanted to thank the locals for all the caches we had put out. So he created a series for us. GC1N1V4 Start with this one, zoom out on the map and see what he did. Way cool!

 

You should see a happy face. He must have looked long and hard to find a spot to make this series work!

[knowschad]

I don't see too much.......just a bunch of area caches - what am I supposed to see??

 

Actually, DON"T zoom out. Then check the names of the caches that you see.

 

I was zooming out and all I was seeing was enough caches to make me want to take my vacation there Finally I came back in and figured it out.

 

Very, very nice tribute that he put out for you folks.

[+Y2KOTA]

He did some nice work!

[+Kit Fox]

I live near an Air Force training base and we often have military geocachers stationed here for short periods of time. One is being transferred shortly and he decided, after finding many, many caches in the area, that he wanted to thank the locals for all the caches we had put out. So he created a series for us. GC1N1V4 Start with this one, zoom out on the map and see what he did. Way cool!

 

heart shaped caches from Google Maps or Earth

 

[Mushtang]

I live near an Air Force training base and we often have military geocachers stationed here for short periods of time. One is being transferred shortly and he decided, after finding many, many caches in the area, that he wanted to thank the locals for all the caches we had put out. So he created a series for us. GC1N1V4 Start with this one, zoom out on the map and see what he did. Way cool!

 

heart shaped caches from Google Maps or Earth

 

No, that's a completely different cache. The one you quoted the OP mentioning has a smiley face made in the map and not words.

[+Tequila]

That is really neat,

[+Kit Fox]

No, that's a completely different cache. The one you quoted the OP mentioning has a smiley face made in the map and not words.

 

I also linked to a thread where there is a giant smiley face.

[+entogeek]

That is really neat,

 

Don't go gettin' any ideas young fellar! I have plenty of your caches still to find.

[+9Key]

I live near an Air Force training base and we often have military geocachers stationed here for short periods of time. One is being transferred shortly and he decided, after finding many, many caches in the area, that he wanted to thank the locals for all the caches we had put out. So he created a series for us. GC1N1V4 Start with this one, zoom out on the map and see what he did. Way cool!

 

heart shaped caches from Google Maps or Earth

 

That's genius, both the "Clue" and the guys that added the "No" to it.

 

I wish the folks here in Texas that insist on placing a cache every tenth mile down country roads would see something this thread and get inspired. Nah... too much work to be creative!