First successful night time recovery

[Guest OregonSurveyor]

I just wanted to "give credit where credit is due". It appears our "sport" may have had its first successful night time cache recovery. 'mstoltz' and his buddy spent one evening looking for "River View Cache" in Portland, Oregon unsuccessfully (they did find a dead 20 lbs. nutria). However, they remained motivated and returned the next evening (Feb 6) to search again, this time they hit paydirt. I found this cache the day earlier, in broad daylight, and I can say this was no easy task. The bucket is completely buried and less than a square inch of the lid is visible through the grass and leaves. My hats off to 'mstoltz'! I believe you've given us another first in our young "sport".

 

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Lat. N 45d-30.6875'

Long. W 122d-37.2055'

Elev.=172.97'

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[Guest azmark]

Don't think so,,,read some postings of some who did all their searches at night.

[Guest mcb]

I know I am not the first but my "girlfriend with a ring" and I found our third cache last night in the dark. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.asp?ID=473

 

It does add a bit more of a challenge to it. We had alot of fun.

 

Matt

[Guest robanna]

Speaking of a "girlfriend with a ring"...What a way to propose! Set up a geocache ...if she can't find it then you probably don't want to marry her anyways

[Guest robanna]

Speaking of a "girlfriend with a ring"...What a way to propose! Set up a geocache ...if she can't find it then you probably don't want to marry her anyways