$1 Cache

[+rusty_tlc]

Here's how it works. Find the local State Department of transporatation office. Go down there and ask for a dozen state road maps. (They're free every where I've ever been.) Put the maps, log book, yada yada, in a three pound coffee can. If you have some spray paint laying around give the can a coat.

 

Find a nice spot with easy access for visitors to hide the cache. Submit it as a "map exchange" cache.

 

Total cost: Log book and pencil about $1.00, maybe a little gas but if you can add it to a cache hunt route zip.

 

I have one, and I will add waypoints on my cache page if somebody else does another. If you already have (or know of ) a cache like this I'll add waypoints. This could be a new caching fad so get in early. Then you can say "Yeah I did one of those way back."

Dry Creek Map Cache will give you an idea of how much people like this kind of thing.

 

Hey you can't even get a decent burger for a buck, why not place a cache?

[+Webfoot]

I like his description of exotic. Perhaps even Arkansas.

 

Having never been to Arkansas, I can't testify to the fact, but could anyone tell me whether it's exotic?

 

I like the concept, being a geography major and I might try something like that around here.

[+rusty_tlc]

What do they say? Sarcasm dosen't come across well in text.

[+sept1c_tank]

At certain risk, I will testify. Arkansas is exotic!

[+sept1c_tank]

exotic, adj. Foreign; strange.