Signing logbooks

[+mommyfang]

I'm glad to see this topic. Being relatively new, I didn't understand the importance of log signing. There are physical reasons that make it difficult for me to sign anything but the larger dry logs, and even then, its not without difficulty.

 

It also depends on how many muggles are near by.

 

I was dropping my card in the larger caches instead of signing until I read somewhhere that folks didn't like that either. I think they thought the card was being dropped as swag rather than an alternative proof of being there.

 

My numbers are so low, its doubtful that anyone would challenge my finds. I prefer state parks and recently started doing some of the caches around my home because I don't think my rv is every going to get out of the repair shop.

 

Alice

[+wildchld97]

I'm glad to see this topic. Being relatively new, I didn't understand the importance of log signing. There are physical reasons that make it difficult for me to sign anything but the larger dry logs, and even then, its not without difficulty.

 

It also depends on how many muggles are near by.

 

I was dropping my card in the larger caches instead of signing until I read somewhhere that folks didn't like that either. I think they thought the card was being dropped as swag rather than an alternative proof of being there.

 

My numbers are so low, its doubtful that anyone would challenge my finds. I prefer state parks and recently started doing some of the caches around my home because I don't think my rv is every going to get out of the repair shop.

 

Alice

 

Some people use stamps or signature stickers. Maybe that will make it a little easier on you?

[+mommyfang]

Signature stickers just might be the best solution if I can get some made up small enough. Good idea, thank you so much!

 

Alice