Cache Hall of Fame?

[Guest TMLBK]

gle and multi-step), toughest hike, best stash, etc.

 

If not how about starting one? I'd like to know how our local ones stack up against the best.

[Guest Blindman]

That'd be cool. I'd like to see that. Just browsing through some cool cache ideas could really upgrade the quality of caches in an area.

[Guest JMaxamillion]

How bout a search to see who has the most found in your state and country

so you dont have to read logs and speculate

 

so you could do a little friendly competion

[Guest madphatboy2]

As far as i know, cccopper is #1 in the U.S. at 444 caches found. I forgot what state he is from though.

 

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MPB2

[Guest mtn-man]

Stats have been done, and are discussed in this forum:

 

http://forums.Groundspeak.com/ubb/Forum2/HTML/001976.html

 

It is a great web site if you like the stats, with about nine million ways to search (well, maybe not quite nine million ).

[Guest mtn-man]

Stats have been done, and are discussed in this forum:

 

http://forums.Groundspeak.com/ubb/Forum2/HTML/001976.html

 

It is a great web site if you like the stats, with about nine million ways to search (well, maybe not quite nine million ).

[Guest JamieZ]

JMax,

 

Here you go.

 

Jamie

[Guest ACME Geocachers]

quote:

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Originally posted by mtn-man:

Stats have been done, and are discussed in this forum:

 

http://forums.Groundspeak.com/ubb/Forum2/HTML/001976.html

 

It is a great web site if you like the stats, with about nine million ways to search (well, maybe not quite nine million ).

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I liked the stat about caches found by near sighted lefthanders wearing spandex outfits under the full moon on the second Tuesday of months beginning with the letter J.

[Guest ACME Geocachers]

quote:

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Originally posted by mtn-man:

Stats have been done, and are discussed in this forum:

 

http://forums.Groundspeak.com/ubb/Forum2/HTML/001976.html

 

It is a great web site if you like the stats, with about nine million ways to search (well, maybe not quite nine million ).

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I liked the stat about caches found by near sighted lefthanders wearing spandex outfits under the full moon on the second Tuesday of months beginning with the letter J.

[Guest King Pellinore]

hey Acme, up until the 'letter j' I thought you were talking about Anders! LOL

 

"I liked the stat about caches found by near sighted lefthanders wearing spandex outfits under the full moon on the second Tuesday of months beginning with the letter J."

[Guest King Pellinore]

The stats page is awesome, to be sure! But I think they were looking for info on the caches themselves, not the cachers. It's info I'd like to have too. I can tell you about some in my area, but my info is hardly exhaustive...

 

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~King Pellinore~

[Guest King Pellinore]

Surely the most difficult cache in NJ currently is Alluvial Material. Is there a way to sort caches by difficulty?

[Guest JeepNAz]

Here is a rather tough one in Az....it was placed with a helicopter!

But it has been found.

6/15/2001 * Bronco Butte by Tek465M (GCC7A)4/5

(Arizona) last found 2/18/2002

 

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JeepNAz@aol.com

[Guest King Pellinore]

HELICOPTER!?! Woah, I don't think that would fit in my backpack! Holy Specialized equipment, batman!

[Guest kablooey]

Just came back from this one today. It was great, not because it was hard (it isn't), but it's historically interesting. A ghost town that nobody knows about right in the middle of a heavily populated metropolitan area. [a href=http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.asp?ID=15550]San Francisco Bay Ghost Town[/a]

[Guest King Pellinore]

I'm going to be placing what I think is the smallest cache. it will be called "minute"