Your vision of what a geocache should look like.

[knowschad]

Who really cares if there are 20 threads of locations, or cache containers, or sizes, or whatever.

Do extra threads use extra bandwidth?

 

Yes, while Kit Fox is doing his searches and posting his links to all those previous topics.

[+Kit Fox]

Back on topic

 

Here is my vision of an event cache.

 

Devil's Punchbowl Trail Repair Event

 

 

 

Barrel Springs Trail CITO

 

 

 

Geowoodstock VI

 

Edited July 10, 2009 by Kit Fox

[+Snoogans]

Back on topic

 

Here is my vision of an event cache.

 

 

 

HEY, I met you at that event TOO!

 

Here is my vision of an event cache:

 

There I am 2,777th from the bottom going L to R or 2,333 from the top going R to L.

Edited July 10, 2009 by Snoogans

[knowschad]

First, I must say that not a one of these posts is a "vision". They are all photographs of an actual cache. Nothing visionary about them. But still, its a good thread, so I will upload a few "visions" that I experienced today.

 

These were all taken at various caches near Osceola, WI

 

 

Another shot from behind the water

 

 

A view of the St Croix National Scenic River from Nectar of the Gods

 

Butternut Falls. This was a short distance away from the cache.

 

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[+power69]

WOW! These pictures are amazing! Why can't we find caches like this?

even if you can't find it, you're rewarded with some spectacular views!

[+Mule Ears]

Placed this one Friday:

 

Miller Peak

 

Cache container

 

View from the top

[+Kit Fox]

8 mile hike two geocaches found.

 

Bluebirds and Blue Skies

 

 

 

 

 

A sweet Oasis

 

 

 

[+ohgr]

The perfect cache or cache location is anywhere you find a cache, and have two little faces looking up at you smiling as they go through the box and look at all the goodies as they hand you the log to sign.

[+The Leprechauns]

Why, that's easy. A geocache location should look like a Lion.

 

Lion's Head, Dolly Sods Wilderness, West Virginia

 

[+The Leprechauns]

But, a cache owned by The Leprechauns ought to look Irish, right?

 

Took nothing, left rainbow during an owner maintenance visit at The Elves are Easily Overlooked, Pittsburgh, PA

 

 

[+Bubbles&Bonkers]

LOVE LOVE LOVE ALL the photos!! I am truly in awe of this beautiful country and world. I notice there are posts from all different states and it's amazing how much beauty there is all over. I'm ready to move back to Northern California (I wish), but am currently stuck in the urban sprawl of So FL. Thanks for letting me live vicariously through ALL of your gorgeous photos (except maybe that snake photo).

[+Kit Fox]

Snoqualmie Falls Volcano

 

 

Run the race set before you...

[+lachupa]

GC2AM2B

 

 

GC18FD0

 

 

GC1NBH8

 

 

GCWD80

 

 

 

No we don't have any human children. Why do people always ask me that.

[Clan Riffster]

Kewl thread! Not sure how I missed it way back when...

 

Here' the midway point of "Tosohatchee Tour - T Bone Pond"

 

The 'yak parking for "A Cool Spot"

 

Halfway to "Deep Creek Adventure"

 

My 'yak run aground at "La Bruja del Mar Negro"

 

Ground Zero for "Just Freekin' Grate"

 

Starting point for "Da Dogs Yak"

 

A few feet from "Bob" (Bob is both the alligator and a cache)

[+lachupa]

My what big teeth ya got there Bob.

[+Geo_Raptor]

A couple of my cache areas:

 

 

Could you post the GC #s for those caches?

Sure:

GC15BRE

GC1R9V0

GC1QJ3F

 

I actually visited Cascade Falls (GC15BRE) back in Oct 09 and to this date it is one of my favourite locations with a cache. I am heading to Christina Lake, later this month - are there any new good cache locations out there?

[+BajaBekka]

The perfect cache or cache location is anywhere you find a cache, and have two little faces looking up at you smiling as they go through the box and look at all the goodies as they hand you the log to sign.

 

Now that makes perfect sense.

 

Isn't this whole "sport" kind of personal adventure anyway? I mean the basic "noodles" are there but the flavorings are added by individuals to create the fun, suspense, frustration, etc. and it's all shared by others.

 

I'm heading your direction tomorrow, Oghr!!! Silverwood Lake -- hoping to find my FIRST cache and placing two of my own.

 

Allow me to climb down off my soapbox now.

[+roziecakes]

Here's some images from our own caches:

 

GC2AM14

 

GC28N5K

(This cache is called "Mom's Favorite Place," and that's my mom in the picture

 

And here's some very memorable cache finds for us, what we think cache areas should look like:

 

GCJYHZ

 

GC7C07

 

Also from GC7C07

 

GC1EWGP

 

Can't remember what cache this was at, but it was outside of Bend, OR

 

GC20ATB

 

I have so many more... but this is enough for now

[+roziecakes]

Kitfox, I have some great pics from "Run the Race Set Before You" as well!

[+BajaBekka]

Here's some images from our own caches:

 

 

I have so many more... but this is enough for now

 

OMG LOVE the cemetery -- and is that a TRAIN? Brilliant! The neatest thing I've found around here is a bunch of old tin cans. I think I have to travel farther.

[GOF's Sock Puppet]

[+geodarts]

There are two many visions of what a geocache location should look like. My vision of a container is similar to the ammo boxes other have posted. But some of these caches come to mind. In fact, in two of the examples, the location is the cache

 

One Giant Step

 

 

Bank of Colorado

 

 

Tufa Towers

 

[+geodarts]

And two of my own to throw in the mix, the Grace Quan

 

 

Erythia and Neptune Discuss Life

 

Edited August 19, 2010 by mulvaney

[knowschad]

I hit an important milestone yesterday at this grand cache:

 

This bit of stonework was at the base of the bluff that we were to climb

 

 

My friend Louie climbing up the "Stone Staircase" looking for Stage #1

 

 

That's me, evaluating one of the spots that I suspected the final would be in.

 

That's me again, this time climbing down after finding the cache.

[+geodarts]

The thing that keeps me in the game is all the great caches and locations like those posted. One of my favorite caching experiences was a hike through the back country - with streams, green meadows, wild flowers, and a climb up volcanic palisades to a narrow ledge with a view that is not done justice in any of my photos. But at the risk of abusing this thread, one more of friends signing the log at Long John Silver

 

Edited August 20, 2010 by mulvaney

[+geodarts]

That's me again, this time climbing down after finding the cache.

 

I have always envisioned you as being a dog with glasses. But congratulations on the milestone. And another spot I want to visit

[Clan Riffster]

My friend Louie...

That's me...

That's me again...

No pictures of Chad?

[GOF's Sock Puppet]

My friend Louie...

That's me...

That's me again...

No pictures of Chad?

Didn't they hang him in Florida?

[+bflentje]

Nice pictures

Thanks!

 

Spring Creek, I recognized the picture before seeing the title. I visited that cache myself just this last spring.

[+bflentje]

Nice pictures

Thanks!

 

You're welcome

 

You two aren't supposed to get along. Knock it off.

[+ScoutDog3]

So you wanna spot a MOOSE?

[+Mosaic55]

GC1298V Busse Woods, Schaumburg IL

[+Quossum]

Here's what a cache should look like!

 

GCTJ1R

 

(It usually has a cover over it for camo / waterproofing.)

 

--Q

[+roziecakes]

Here's some images from our own caches:

 

 

I have so many more... but this is enough for now

 

OMG LOVE the cemetery -- and is that a TRAIN? Brilliant! The neatest thing I've found around here is a bunch of old tin cans. I think I have to travel farther.

 

The train was a prop for a movie that was filmed in that area. They blew it up and let it fall in the ravine!

 

The cemetery is in a tiny little town in the mountains of Colorado called Central City.

[Clan Riffster]

GC1298V Busse Woods, Schaumburg IL

Are you sure that's in Illinois? Those sure do look like Imperial Walkers in the distance.