Tank caches...

[knowschad]

I've never found a tank cache. I don't think I've ever even seen a tank on display before, although I've seen plenty of jets. I've only found one train cache (caboose) that I can remember, and that was a fairly large sized container, one of those floaty containers for keeping your keys and stuff in while boating.

I once found an ammo box hidden under a caboose. It had a special metal bracket constructed just to hold it. Best train cache I've ever done! (the one in Tombstone, AZ where we found both the original and the throwdown was fun, too, though)

[+Dgwphotos]

GCK7Y4

Oh, an M5 Stuart light tank!

 

I would love to find more tank caches, myself. I've only seen one cache of that type around here, on a light armored vehicle, in a park in Auburn.

Edited February 8, 2012 by Dgwphotos

[+klipsch49er]

If I had a dollar for every D1 T1 bush cache micro and D1 T1 magnetic on something larger than a car I could quit geocaching. Seriously I like looking for one particular rock in a field of thousands to calim a D1 T1.

 

Just my preferences. I'll take any cache I can get. But I wish the difficulty ratings were more to how I view the universe. Nod to Einstein intended!

[+Moose Mob]

GCK7Y4

I remember walking up to that tank in 2005, realizing the cache was temp disabled and then moved on. I have done one tank since and a half doze train engines.

[+GIDEON-X]

My "Tank" cache I placed a "Tank" cache in 2003, so far it has 412 logged finds (the last one on the 5th of February 2012)

[+DanOCan]

I tend to not enjoy these types of caches but I'll give them a try if there is a good hint. All too often it is difficult to search without attracting attention.

 

If it's a Micro without a hint it'll be on my Ignore list in no time flat.

[+BAMBOOZLE]

We've found a bunch of tank caches along with a bunch of train cars, artillery guns, old farm equipment, junk cars, etc and we enjoy doing them ( they put my 3" telescoping mirror and Surefire flashlight to good use ). I have a few caches on artillery guns myself, one is the oldest cache in the county where I live ( we call them parishes).

I feel on ALL really hard caches, not just of this type, a clue should be given....someone cannot appreciate a cache unless they find it ( phone-a-friend usually gets the job done for lots of folks anyway )

The worlds most clever, delightful cache would get 0 Fav. votes if it was never found......I think the DNF should go away and RTC ( resorted to clue ) take its place.