Favourite or Funniest Cache Names

[+Simply Paul]

Caches can be great or rubbish, as we know, but the thought that goes into the listing for even a dodgy hide can be brilliant. One of my favourite things is finding (or hiding!) one with a clever, funny or otherwise memorable-for-good-reasons name. Do you have one or more which makes you smile? Nothing that's only funny/clever once you've found the cache please - we don't want any spoilers

[+Simply Paul]

128 views but no posts? I can't believe I'm the only person to snigger at a cache name. I'll suggest a couple of my own that I'm proud of to get the ball rolling:

 

Sexy Muckle Flugga (Herma Ness, Unst, Shetland)

 

X Marks the Year (Bucks) - set to celebrate 10 years of GC171 - England's oldest surviving cache.

[+MartyBartfast]

Well there was Betty Mundy's finest asset but it's long been archived.

[+The Blorenges]

OK... I just looked through our cache finds to see what I could find.

 

I haven't found any rip-roaringly hilarious cache names but some I enjoyed are

 

Piglet's ill, but Winnie's well

 

Virtuous but "poore and inconsiderable"

 

We come in piece

 

Can I see Uranus?

 

The BIGGEST curler in Perth

 

Elvis lives! - "Wooden Art"

 

Well choughed

 

The end (and more) is in sight

 

There are quite a few cache titles where you don't get the joke until you actually visit the cache location and the name itself is not particularly funny.

 

MrsB

Edited January 25, 2012 by The Blorenges

[+St.Nicholas]

We have found a few with funny names:

 

P in the bed, York

 

Don't tell him your name turnpike

 

"Can"ny seat but nee where to sit!!

 

IT'S NOT TERRY'S, IT'S MINE

 

LOO (N.Yorks)

 

A lot of the ones we tend to remember are funny when you find the cache and realise what the title means!

[+GAZ]

BigLad&Co has a series near me that's set around the village of Wreay (pronounced REAR), and the last one is aptly named "Wreay End"

[+Lime Candy]

One that made me smile was called "J MCENROE" - and yes, my first reaction on seeing the cache was "You cannot be serious!"

[+Delta68]

After having alook through our finds there's quite a few whose names make sense once at GZ but very few whose names are amusing it their own right

 

Some of the names of the caches on Rodz's WTF series are totally whacky eg: GC17PK4 and GC17PK4

 

 

Mark

[+susiemerlin1]

How about R.I.P (GC29E75)

'P' = (Piece) being the name of the village!!!

[+overanout]

Here's one I found the other day -

 

L&LC - The bowler's Holding, the batsman's Willey

 

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=68520345-8b24-4413-a183-5ab83fe64e82

[+mellers]

I found this one a couple of weeks ago ‘ands off me Obblyonkers, Cheggies and Cheesers!

 

and this one yesterday Buttercupdiaperfacecheeseballgirdle

[+MartyBartfast]

Novel Cache: Farmer Buckley's Exploding Trousers

[+Original A1]

Motorway Mayhem - M4 J17 - A to E (GC179PB)

 

The last part of the name... not so obvious until you find it, but clever, in my view.

 

Watch the parking though!

 

[+eusty]

Motorway Mayhem - M4 J17 - A to E (GC179PB)

 

The last part of the name... not so obvious until you find it, but clever, in my view.

 

Watch the parking though!

 

 

 

E=elbow??

[+Original A1]

Nope

[+MartyBartfast]

Nope

 

Eh? :unsure: :unsure:

[+Phil100]

....... I can't believe I'm the only person to snigger at a cache name .......

 

Sexy Muckle Flugga (Herma Ness, Unst, Shetland)

 

 

I've planned a trip to Shetland for May and this is a cache that I'm planning on attempting. I have already discovered that I need to be very carefull not to get my consonants mixed up when discussing my plans!