COs, what do you do with your old physical logs?

[ryanbhuvam 0]

My first few caches were destroyed/really dumb but when I made a proper cache and then had to replace the log as it got full, I kept it as a little memento. Didn't feel that way about any caches after that though.

 

Edited October 30, 2018 by Rock Chalk
Removed unrelated web links

[+coachstahly 204]

I have one or two really nice logs (one is a red leather book) that I've kept but generally speaking, I'll verify signatures and then pitch them.

[+NanCycle 289]

For a while I would scan them and post to the cache page.  I've gotten lazy and just toss them now.

[+DerDiedler 54]

5 minutes ago, NanCycle said:

For a while I would scan them and post to the cache page.  I've gotten lazy and just toss them now.

me too

[+hzoi 658]

I still have the logs to the last set of caches I put out, because I threw all of the containers into a box that was then packed by our movers and shipped with our household goods.

 

I would have recycled them by now, but that box is in the basement.  So, I still have 'em.

 

The only log we've held on to for posterity is our event log - I found a nice journal type book we weren't using, glued a TB to it, and have taken it to all our events to date.  The thing that really makes it cool is the wax seal from one of our first events.

[+niraD 1119]

I've seen "log cabins" that were made from rolled-up log sheets.

[+IceColdUK 170]

This is the only one I’ve kept:

 

[+Great Scott! 7]

Found stacks of my old log books from archived hides. Scanned the sheets and added them to the geocache page gallery.
Here's one:

https://coord.info/GLQZ3J2A

Edited November 7, 2018 by Great Scott!

[briansnat 91]

I had 4 gallon sized ziplocs stuffed with old logbooks going back to my earliest caches in 2001.  I didn't feel right about throwing them away.  Especially the older ones, where people used to fill up the a half or full page with the story of their adventure.  Some were interesting reads and  logs brought back memories of some of the area's geocaching pioneers who either left the game or passed away. 

Alas, I made a move in August and I was combining two households with my new wife into a 1 BR condo.  Lots of stuff had to go and the logbooks didn't make the cut.  I kept 3 or 4 but the rest went in the trash. 

[briansnat 91]

On 11/7/2018 at 8:20 AM, Great Scott! said:

Found stacks of my old log books from archived hides. Scanned the sheets and added them to the geocache page gallery.
Here's one:

https://coord.info/GLQZ3J2A

I've see  that done before.  Great idea!

[+Calcows 2]

toss them, do not even bother checking other than curiosity reading.

[+kunarion 797]

On ‎10‎/‎30‎/‎2018 at 9:05 AM, ryanbhuvam said:

My first few caches were destroyed/really dumb but when I made a proper cache and then had to replace the log as it got full, I kept it as a little memento. Didn't feel that way about any caches after that though.

 

 

I've never ended up with a full log book in a condition that I'd save.  Most recently, the first half of one page of a big log book had signatures, then a finder "got blood on it".  I threw it out.

[+cerberus1 1126]

The last micro we own is the only one we don't bother with.

Some of our cache books have poems, lengthy logs about the day, and one heck-of-a-lotta art inside.

With few bothering to leave anything noteworthy online much less in the cache book, I'm sure not going to pitch those...