We want to see some caching pictures.

[+cachensfun]

We love to see others geocaching pictures. Why don't people post more on the cache page.

 

Here are some of ours

 

 

 

 

[M.TEX]

yeap I like this....It's just better to see ( find ) here....

I will soon post something but so far Im just learning...

[+zoltig]

Pictures are a plus when it comes to geocaching.

You may also be interested in this thread:

Sunset from the cache...

 

Here is one from a few years ago in the middle of winter. Cabin fever had set in so I grabbed the dogs to head out to the open prairie to see about getting some caching in.

Beautiful and quiet all day long and the dogs had a blast running throught the snow.

 

 

 

 

The cache page is here.

[+Bundyrumandcoke]

Heres some pics of a trip we went on earlier this year. 8200+km in 29 days. 335 caches found.

 

What we travelled on, Our travelling TB companion (Freddo) perched on the cache container (ammo box) beside the helmet on the front of the trailer.

 

Freddo at some outback dice

 

One of the hazards of the outback

 

Freddo at the Ettamogah Pub

 

Freddo at the Great Ocean Rd WW1 war mamorial gates, Victoria, Australia

 

Mrs Bundy, and Freddo at The Twelve Apostles rock formation, Great Ocean Rd, Victoria, Australia. Too bloody cold for us tropical Queenslanders. The Southern Ocean to the left, with wind and rain straight off the Antarctic continent.

 

Freddo and a crow.

 

Freddo at the Giant Cray. And before you ask, those fuel prices are dollars and cents per litre, not gallon.

 

Cheers

Bundy

Edited December 7, 2009 by Bundyrumandcoke

[+zoltig]

One of the hazards of the outback

 

Cheers

Bundy

WHOA!

[M.TEX]

very nice indeed! More please !

[+Bundyrumandcoke]

A couple of videos from the same trip, the first in outback Australia,

 

 

and the second in Sydney, Australia.

 

 

I will upload some more when I get the chance.

 

Cheers

Bundy

 

WELL, that didnt work, did it.

Edited December 8, 2009 by Bundyrumandcoke

[+Gitchee-Gummee]

Will this one work for ya?

 

 

Best thing, this was in a well (?) maintained roadside rest area nature trail, Nebraska. That's the nature trail right behind the pretty plant.

[+zoltig]

Will this one work for ya?

 

 

Best thing, this was in a well (?) maintained roadside rest area nature trail, Nebraska. That's the nature trail right behind the pretty plant.

That stuff is all over Nebraska. A pretty low grade of "tumbleweed" for the most part.

[+Gitchee-Gummee]

That stuff is all over Nebraska. A pretty low grade of "tumbleweed" for the most part.

 

We call it "ditchweed" here -- but this looked pretty good quality (for no maintenance) -- somebody had pulled all the male plants at a young age and none were around. Methinks was the prison workers, caretaker said they are there probably 4 times/year. Lotsa nice flowers, see towards tops.

 

EDIT: Ditchweed = leftover remnants from hemp grown during WWII for ships' lines.

Edited December 8, 2009 by Gitchee-Gummee

[+zoltig]

That stuff is all over Nebraska. A pretty low grade of "tumbleweed" for the most part.

 

We call it "ditchweed" here -- but this looked pretty good quality (for no maintenance) -- somebody had pulled all the male plants at a young age and none were around. Methinks was the prison workers, caretaker said they are there probably 4 times/year. Lotsa nice flowers, see towards tops.

 

EDIT: Ditchweed = leftover remnants from hemp grown during WWII for ships' lines.

I use the term "tumbleweed" as a...ummm.... verb!

[+Ed_S]

Some of these pictures, if posted on their respective cache page, would be a real spoiler. That's probably why more aren't put in "found" logs.

 

But here's a few, from our local caching group's photo selection on Facebook:

 

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/photo.ph...mp;id=627511462

 

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/photo.ph...mp;id=627511462

 

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/photo.ph...p;id=1371938522

[+jwbowman]

my husband searching for a geocache that put him in a very weird position...lol

 

yeah...not cool

 

our fav

[+AirborneSurveyor]

A windy day on the top of Pikes Peak. The wind was 50-60mph and the temp was about 12-15deg. Lucky for me I just got back from Afghanistan a few days before and was use to high altitude and cold. It was funny watching people huffing and puffing in the thin air and I was not even close to being short of breath.

 

 

Me and the wife LOL just a tad windy.

 

Edited December 18, 2009 by AirborneSurveyor

[CircadianHour]

 

Me and Dad at an Artesian Well Earthcache.

 

 

My wife and dad.

 

 

Wife with a small magnetic cache.

[+leejas72]

The kids finding a cache on the Rims in Billings, MT

 

[+George1]

A bunch of Central PA Cachers getting together for a fun day.

 

[+Bitterseed]

Will this one work for ya?

 

 

Best thing, this was in a well (?) maintained roadside rest area nature trail, Nebraska. That's the nature trail right behind the pretty plant.

LOL That's the wrong kind of cache

[Kedenna]

One of the hazards of the outback

 

Cheers

Bundy

WHOA!

 

Being new to Geocaching....never thought of a Travel buddy...but definately going to get one now for picture ops...TY

[+Woodstramp]

One of the hazards of the outback

 

Cheers

Bundy

 

From what I've heard of the Oz Outback that driver probably uses the first three tanker-trailers just to get where's he's going.

[+Knight2000]

We enjoyed this atypical cache and the place that it brought us to.

 

[oakenwood]

I always bring a camera. It's one of the things I like best about caching.

 

Something in the woods near a cache.

 

And some other assorted pics:

 

The last one is the "Hall of Pines" near Crash Cache.

[+FierceFrogs]

This was our first day caching, and our second ever cache. It was pouring on our way to this second cache. Shortly after arrival, the rain ended and we were greeted with these:

 

[+AKDisneyPirates]

Great pics everyone! was fun going through them. Hope to see a lot more loaded up! Here are a few of ours of some of our first caches of my hubby and I.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[+Viajero Perdido]

From some recent DNFs in Mexico:

 

 

...and a couple from back home in Canada:

 

[kent.babcock]

Bowen Creek Refugees

 

Here's one from our Good Friday outing

[+do not resuscitate]

I highjack a TB and take it with me and log it in to every cache I find (for mileage) and take at least one photo for each cache (for fun). After a while I drop it into a TB Hotel and pick up another one to do the same with. A lot of the pics are spoilers so I only post it on the TB page. I've found over 1,000 caches. My photo gallery is jam-packed.

 

Caching and camping in the Mojave Desert. Our campsite was 30 from a cache.

 

A Jumping Cholla. The needles have barbed hooks. Makes you keep your eyes open.

 

A Joshua Tree. Bumped into one and the needle barely pricked the back of my hand and my hand swelled to twice its size and I couldn't move my fingers. Man, I love the desert.

[+do not resuscitate]

An extinct sloth at The La Brea Tar Pits

 

A family of mammoths mired in the tar.

 

An enraged mammoth.

 

A saber-toothed battle.

[sabrefan7]

Prison Cemetery Attica NY

GC39 The Spot

Near GCM983

[+t4e]

finally got to do the Badlands Earthcache today

 

had no idea about this place, and its only 50kms from where i live

 

 

Visit to "Mars" - Cheltenham Badlands, Ontario - Canada

 

 

[+do not resuscitate]

This is the house (a virtual in Los Angeles) that was the mortuary on the tv show Six Feet Under.

 

Soup anyone? Cool cache container!

 

An impromtu grave marker in the Mojave Desert.

 

A turn-of-the-century hearse at a graveyard on the Cajon Pass.

[+do not resuscitate]

World famous donut house. The best donuts ever. They're so busy they have two drive-thru's.

 

Don't get stranded in the desert...

 

Let me reiterate...

 

This is the actual church from the Kill Bill movie.

[+simpjkee]

First things first, the pics from Viajero Perdido are fantastic! Well done!

 

Alright, here's a bunch of faves of mine that I have taken. I love to take pictures and try to take good pictures, but I don't know anything about photography. I would really appreciate it if some of you who know about photography tell me how I can make my pictures better or if you see something I'm doing wrong, etc, etc. Or if maybe some are better than other, etc. Thanks!

 

One from a park in Scottsdale, AZ:

 

 

Some from the Riparian Preserve in Gilbert, AZ:

 

 

 

These are of the Mogollon Rim in North Central Arizona:

 

 

[+simpjkee]

And Part 2:

 

These are from Deer Creek AZ:

 

 

 

These are from the Ballantine Trail:

 

 

 

The Desert around Phoenix:

 

 

 

 

 

[+do not resuscitate]

The middle of nowhere.

 

Found these bones in the desert. Possibly human?

 

A steam pump relic.

 

This "device" was a few feet from the cache. Gotta love urban caching...

[+Chi-Rho]

 

Found these bones in the desert. Possibly human?

 

It is hard to tell in a picture but they do kind of look human. It looks like the distal end of a femur and a tibia in two large fragments. The other, smaller pieces I can't identify from the picture.

 

If you took the coordinates of the remains maybe call your state archaeologist and let them know the information.

[+do not resuscitate]

The Queen Mary at Long Beach, California.

 

This cache was called Micro In The Desert. It was a "micro"wave oven, camoed.

 

Another unfortunate creature who's bones were bleached by the desert sun.

 

The entrance to Burro Schmidt mine. You enter here and 700 feet later you emerge on the other side of the peak and then it's another 100 feet to the cache.

[+do not resuscitate]

The California Aqueduct, where we get our water.

 

Seeing light at the end of the tunnel.

 

The mouth of an old tunnel.

 

Meow...

[+do not resuscitate]

Would you climb this to reach a cache? He is actually standing on top of a chain-link fence.

 

This water tank in Turnbull Canyon was my 1,000th find.

 

View from water tank overlooking Rose Hills Cemetery.

 

Solvang, California.

[+Herb and Beans]

On top of Sulphur Mountain in Banff National Park

A view of Lake Louise in Banff

Searching.........in the wrong flippin' spot.

[+The Stainless Steel Rat]

[+The Stainless Steel Rat]

[+The Stainless Steel Rat]

[+Fjordi]

Wow, great pics! Here are some photos of our caching trips:

 

A T5 climbing cache some kilometres from our home (Austria)

 

 

 

Budapest, Hungary

 

 

Salzburg (Austria)

 

 

"Fountain of Youth" - 5 minutes from our home

 

[+Fjordi]

Medulin (Croatia)

 

 

 

 

And some of the cache locations of the "Lord of the Rings" tour we placed in the mountains around our home

 

 

 

[+do not resuscitate]

A miner at Stateline on the way to Las Vegas.

 

His ore carts.

 

This was a fun cache. These cats are right next to a busy intersection. The theme of the cache is "what would you do to get the smiley?" As you reach for the cache the passersby see you sticking your hand up the cat's you-know-what!

 

[+do not resuscitate]

Can you say "pipe bomb"!

 

A totem pole in Temescal Valley.

 

Jawbone Canyon store on highway 14 in the Mojave Desert.

 

This jail cell cache was hanging in a tree. Even tho it is easy to see here, it took me over 30 mintues to find it.

http://img.geocaching.com/track/log/f49b67...0645ca701f1.jpg

[+chasclifton]

 

I had to drop off a dinosaur TB yesterday in a dinosaur-themed cache. On the way, I nearly lost the TB to a hungry Allosaurus.