Great series or strings of caches.

[musical_racket]

It is a strange request, but I am looking for collections of caches that have particularly interesting arrangements. I'll give a few examples:

 

http://coord.info/GC2FPH4 This is the first cache of 100 that are each along a giant string of caches. (Look at the map and you will know what I mean)

 

Also: http://coord.info/GC23PVQ This is part of the mouth of a giant smiley face out in the desert near my down.

 

Are there any other collections like this around the coutry or even world?

[+databit]

A giant Smiley face in Goerge Bush Park in Houston, TX GC1NW7P

 

The word TEXAS spelled out in Goearge Bush Park in Houston, TX GC2K0CD

 

A series of puzzle caches that form, appropriately enough, a question mark GC2KDJ1

 

All the spaces on the Monopoly board GC1MNC4

Edited February 28, 2011 by databit

[musical_racket]

Okay, I found a few more.

 

Another smiley: http://coord.info/GC1V5QD

 

A heart:http://coord.info/GC2C12Z

 

And in Las Cruces, NM. We also have a monopoly series: http://coord.info/GC28N9Y

 

So we have any others that anyone else is aware of?

[+bedstefader skjule]

It is a strange request, but I am looking for collections of caches that have particularly interesting arrangements. I'll give a few examples:

 

http://coord.info/GC2FPH4 This is the first cache of 100 that are each along a giant string of caches. (Look at the map and you will know what I mean)

 

Also: http://coord.info/GC23PVQ This is part of the mouth of a giant smiley face out in the desert near my down.

 

Are there any other collections like this around the coutry or even world?

 

I have been bookmarking a few as I find out about them; only bookmarked one cache from each series so you'll have to zoom out to see the Geo Art. Certainly not a complete list, just those I've noticed.

 

Geo Art Bookmark site: http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.aspx?guid=3d1646e8-d7ca-4939-baa0-04931bcf06f4

 

Gary

bedstefader skjule

[+Live_2_Ride]

A friend, georooks, using 3 existing caches and placing 26 caches made Signal's Portrait. I helped by adding two caches for Signal's antennae using coordinates and cache containers provided by georooks. The top of it is this cache: GC2NWWP. The series is almost 1 mile wide and .84 mile tall. It is set on a very rocky plateau with awesome views. I was impressed with georooks' idea and execution of it.

[+akacake]

A friend, georooks, using 3 existing caches and placing 26 caches made Signal's Portrait. I helped by adding two caches for Signal's antennae using coordinates and cache containers provided by georooks. The top of it is this cache: GC2NWWP. The series is almost 1 mile wide and .84 mile tall. It is set on a very rocky plateau with awesome views. I was impressed with georooks' idea and execution of it.

 

Near Dunnellon Florida: 30 caches that form a cross

 

http://coord.info/GC2K8KE

[+Egnix]

Here's a random cache from a giant jolly roger (skull & crossbones) in Illinois: http://coord.info/gc2h31f

[+wvcachers3]

Heading south out of Mulberry, FL on RT37 you'll find 87 caches in a row with one planted every .1-.2 miles for about 18 miles. Will be hitting a few when I go down this week:-)

[angelndemon]

Wow ... awesome.. would be great to see something like this in good ol' NZ (New Zealand.... a distant land in the far Pacific Ocean... just over by Aussie.. Australia that is) Hmm the possibilities!!!! No massive deserts or tundra here but I bet our native bush would be a challenge! Mind the kiwis don't bite ya haha

[+Sioneva]

Wow ... awesome.. would be great to see something like this in good ol' NZ (New Zealand.... a distant land in the far Pacific Ocean... just over by Aussie.. Australia that is) Hmm the possibilities!!!! No massive deserts or tundra here but I bet our native bush would be a challenge! Mind the kiwis don't bite ya haha

 

Vicious fruit?

[angelndemon]

Wow ... awesome.. would be great to see something like this in good ol' NZ (New Zealand.... a distant land in the far Pacific Ocean... just over by Aussie.. Australia that is) Hmm the possibilities!!!! No massive deserts or tundra here but I bet our native bush would be a challenge! Mind the kiwis don't bite ya haha

 

Vicious fruit?

 

 

What people call a kiwi in other contries outside of NZ we call 'kiwifruit'... what we call a kiwi is our national bird... a flightless bird but one we treasure with pride... google it and you may see the similarities with the fruit lol

[+Sioneva]

Wow ... awesome.. would be great to see something like this in good ol' NZ (New Zealand.... a distant land in the far Pacific Ocean... just over by Aussie.. Australia that is) Hmm the possibilities!!!! No massive deserts or tundra here but I bet our native bush would be a challenge! Mind the kiwis don't bite ya haha

 

Vicious fruit?

 

 

What people call a kiwi in other contries outside of NZ we call 'kiwifruit'... what we call a kiwi is our national bird... a flightless bird but one we treasure with pride... google it and you may see the similarities with the fruit lol

 

*grin* I was just joking... sorry. I get like that.

[+KBfamily]

We are the KBfamily....so we made our mark in the Arizona desert.

 

My link

[+lefr]

A minor series of 18 caches inspired by the constellation Orion (there is a short description in english on each of them, try google translate for the rest :-) :

http://coord.info/GC2KT2M

[+Fjordi]

From Austria:

 

"Mostviertel Krug"

I have already found all of them

 

The T-5 project

Would never like to try it, because they are all attached to trees

 

Hungary:

 

The "W" - PMO