Do you remeber the first item you took from a cache?

[+entropysedge]

I picked up a cool looking marble.

[+Team Tayjam]

Hey Richard,

 

My first item was a God Bless America pen from a cache in your old stomping grounds. By The Lake cache in Ames, Iowa.

 

I used to work in 110 Marston. Small world, huh?

[+Agent K]

My first cache item was a picture frame from "Seminole Wars".We still have that picture frame.

[+Mystery Ink]

My first was GCHD34, did not really know what this was all about, but wanted to try out my backup handheld GPS for my boat.

 

Took out a 10 Pence coin, left an old Smoky the bear pin from my scouting days. I was hooked.

 

Since that time, my spare time has been walking, looking and searching for caches. Not a high quantity but having fun. Have really enjoyed the people I have met.

 

[+Ed & Julie]

Our first item taken was a coupon for a free ice cream at a local shop. I don't remember what we left for it.

 

The coupon was traded the same day for an Eeyore beenie baby, which we kept for months.

 

Ed & Julie

[+okpondlady/N5PNE]

Our very very first cache was a virtual in Tulsa called The Center Of The Universe. It was sooo cool.

 

Our first Traditional Cache was in Veteran's Park in Tulsa. We traded for a "Mission Patch" from Nasa. We were so very impressed.

 

Karen

[+ohgrl]

Well, I think it was actually cache number 3 (I had 6 smilies and 2 DNF on my first day) since I know exactly which 2 were first after that...they blend LOL and this is what I TL: T-pez dispenser L-WMU keychain And yes I still have the pez dispenser! Still can't decide on my favorite finds...it is between a UVRay UV detecting beads (hanging on my geobag) and a Lois & Clark sig card with oar...

[+blazerfan]

The first item I ever left in a cache was a coin with a 4 leafed clover on it... I didn't take anything in trade... sadly I was the last finder of that cache so who knows what happened to it. The first item I traded for was a glass bead... I left a state quarter. I still have that glass bead someplace. Back then I would trade often, but today I hardly ever trade anymore.

[+Quoddy]

It was a new, excellent quality fishing lure. I kept it (in it's box) for over a year, then put it in a cache near a fishing area. Funny how I can remember every detail of that lure after 763 caches.

[+VegasCacheHounds]

Yes, it was a "Don't Mess With Texas" pin which is still on my caching backpack. Funny, this was years before I knew I'd be moving to Texas

 

I believe I left a limited edition Hot Wheels car in that cache.

[+Webfoot]

A whistle. My five year old son saw it, wanted it, blew the heck out of it when we got home. What a mistake that trade was.