Favorite Cache Page That You Have Done??

[+GeoVamp]

I was just wondering do any of you have a cache page that you have done that you are really proud of and would like to show off. For me it's a cache I recycled The Vampire and Gollum:Legacy Cache

 

"Fun is Fun, Done is Done"-Stephen King

[Jomarac5]

Good idea for a discussion topic.

 

That's a cool page GeoVamp. Gollum is such a great character.

 

One that I've done that I'm pretty happy with is WE I - Looking Down Lindeman -- it's the first in our Wilderness Experience series.

 

I think the coolest thing about the page is the top title graphic -- if you change the width of your browser, the graphic stays centered and its width adjusts to match the browser width -- all done with simple html.

 

The best thing about this cache is the location itself -- it's an awesome lake that you have to see to fully appreciate -- the colour is incredible. Read the logs and you'll see that everyone that has visited it so far has really enjoyed it -- some of the posted photos show the colour of the lake quite well (it changes depending on whether there is sunshine or cloud).

 

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[This message was edited by Jomarac5 on May 28, 2003 at 09:22 PM.]

[+GeoVamp]

Jomarac5 that is a VERY cool page, well done, I'm tiping a very lagre hat in your direction

 

"Fun is Fun, Done is Done"-Stephen King

[+briansnat]

I didn't do them, but check out any cache page submitted by The Artful Dodger. The Jukebox, Phantasmorgia, Puzzled? and the Cauldrons of Courage are particularly good.

 

"Au pays des aveugles, les borgnes sont rois"

[Dinoprophet]

I also would like to give mention to a page that's not mine: The Knock List by Trippy1976. Great layout and theme, not to mention a cool cache. Check out the recently added "hint" picture, too.

 

I made a big decision a little while ago.

I don't remember what it was, which prob'ly goes to show

That many times a simple choice can prove to be essential

Even though it often might appear inconsequential. -- Bill Watterson

[+wimseyguy]

My nomination is this fairy tale by Honeychile in NC.

 

These changes in latitudes, changes in attitudes;

Nothing remains quite the same.

Through all of the islands and all of the highlands,

If we couldn't laugh we would all go insane

[+Snoogans]

Good topic GeoVamp! I had a blast with Veet Voojagig's Ballpoint Planet.http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=60265

 

I have gotten some favorable comments by email and at event caches.

 

Sngans

The greatest labor saving invention of today is tomorrow....

[+oregonature]

I finished up my Blue Moon cache last week. Looks pretty good.

 

"Welcome to reality!......visit again soon."

[Team Kender]

I sure didn't do it but I like Moondog 3's Legend of Skull Hollow

 

Team Kender - "The Sun is coming up!" "No, the horizon is going down."

[+Night Hunter]

I am going to have to go with my Proctor Valley Monster Project cache

 

Night Hunter

I, Madam, I made radio!! So I dared!! Am I mad?? AM I????

[+GeoVamp]

All the caches you all have listed are really cool and I would love the chance to cache them all Nighthunter very cool page!

 

Snoogans you have time to make a cache and all this time I thought of you as the Travel Bug Master of the World

 

"Fun is Fun, Done is Done"-Stephen King

[+Snoogans]

quote:

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Originally posted by GeoVamp:

Snoogans you have time to make a cache and all this time I thought of you as the Travel Bug Master of the World

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Not yet! I'm about 300 finds behind that guy, but I haven't seen anyone who owns more than my 108 TB's yet. 44 activated so far. I'm waaaay behind settin up the pages.

 

Sngans

The greatest labor saving invention of today is tomorrow....

[evilrooster]

My first cache, Up the Close and Down the Stair.

 

Doing a good cache first time round, though, is like writing your best novel first. Nothing ever seems to match up again.

 

evilrooster

-the email of the species is deadlier than the mail-

[+lostinjersey]

One of my favs is Oorah, NJ's hardest, thoughest cache!, whcih was a parody of some of the forum threads about difficult caches. it is now archived since SOME PEOPLE didn't get the joke and I also was at my max # of caches I was able to maintain, so either I couldn't createw more or I had to archive some older ones to make way for newer ones.

 

I like the way the photos complimented the text. Thank you google search engine! and also to the Texas geocachers for creating the cool code that made the labels at the top.

 

I feel comfortable nominating my cache for this discussion because Marc, AKA Basoonpilot even said it was cool.

 

 

william

 

 

 

I am not smart enough or witty enough to think of anything worthy of a sig line. As a result I've never had a sig, never will.

[Northern-Lights]

I thought this one...... http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.asp?ID=44182

was very well done. I was visiting from Michigan on business and had a ball doing it. It was also my first Members only cache.

 

If God is your co-pilot, it's time to change seats!!!

[+Zartimus]

I like this early one I did. Mr. Bones Aerial cache

 

And this music one also. Ionian Tusk of the Daywalker (but apparently there are not too many musical geocachers<grin>..)

[+Jaguar1]

THe page for this one is pretty neat. I could not find the cache though. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=53735

 

"Following animal paths may make the bushwacking a little easier, but probably won't pay off in the long run, since deer tend not to geocache much." - Geocacher Peeve on the Vaught Ranch Bushwackin Fun (B.D. #2) cache