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October 14, 2012

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October 15, 2012

19k · October 15, 2012

That link is to a YouTube video, not a coord.info GC page.

October 16, 2012

That link is to a YouTube video, not a coord.info GC page.

Yes the video is my spoiler for my cache as listed.

October 18, 2012

In the wild

Edited October 18, 2012 by TheLegoFool&Missus

October 18, 2012

The contents

Edited October 18, 2012 by TheLegoFool&Missus

October 19, 2012

The contents

Nice...is that cardboard on the door facing the elements?

October 19, 2012

The contents

Nice...is that cardboard on the door facing the elements?

3.6k · October 19, 2012

The contents

Nice...is that cardboard on the door facing the elements?

Nicely done

3.6k · October 19, 2012

But how is it mounted?

October 19, 2012

A new cache that I hide today.

wouldn't this be illegal? the ground was broken when the supporting stake was inserted into the ground to support the sigh.

October 19, 2012

This is my "Mushroom Kingdom" cache

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=c7e44694-6602-49a7-853e-51d7e5f8d382

and this is my "Mycology 101" cache

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=fb22d090-c96f-46d8-a308-d99600b6bb36

I think the reference to 420 should make the cache illegal.

October 19, 2012

I think the reference to 420 should make the cache illegal.

Why? Because you associate it with some activity? It offends you? If that's the case, I think your username should be "illegal" because eight people were killed by a bomb in Istanbul on August 20th. Some people might be offended by that...

A number is a number and nothing more.

2.8k · October 19, 2012

A new cache that I hide today.

wouldn't this be illegal? the ground was broken when the supporting stake was inserted into the ground to support the sigh.

Actually, the guidelines were updated:

Geocaches are never buried, neither partially nor completely.

If one has to dig or create a hole in the ground when placing or finding a geocache, it is not allowed.

9.3k · October 19, 2012

I think the reference to 420 should make the cache illegal.

Why? Because you associate it with some activity? It offends you? If that's the case, I think your username should be "illegal" because eight people were killed by a bomb in Istanbul on August 20th. Some people might be offended by that...

A number is a number and nothing more.

Exactly. The rather blatant "420" marijuana users reference is part of that cacher's geo-nickname. Outlaw it, and you prevent them from properly labeling their caches. Don't let a number bother you.

October 19, 2012

I think the reference to 420 should make the cache illegal.

Why? Because you associate it with some activity? It offends you? If that's the case, I think your username should be "illegal" because eight people were killed by a bomb in Istanbul on August 20th. Some people might be offended by that...

A number is a number and nothing more.

Exactly. The rather blatant "420" marijuana users reference is part of that cacher's geo-nickname. Outlaw it, and you prevent them from properly labeling their caches. Don't let a number bother you.

But is advertising the usage of illegal drugs family friendly?

19k · October 19, 2012

A new cache that I hide today.

wouldn't this be illegal? the ground was broken when the supporting stake was inserted into the ground to support the sigh.

Actually, the guidelines were updated:

Geocaches are never buried, neither partially nor completely.

If one has to dig or create a hole in the ground when placing or finding a geocache, it is not allowed.

You need to take the 2nd sentence with the first. They do not stand alone. The 2nd sentence is there to clarify the definition of "buried". Driving a stake into the earth is still not "burying" something by any reasonable person's definition.

19k · October 19, 2012

I think the reference to 420 should make the cache illegal.

Why? Because you associate it with some activity? It offends you? If that's the case, I think your username should be "illegal" because eight people were killed by a bomb in Istanbul on August 20th. Some people might be offended by that...

A number is a number and nothing more.

Exactly. The rather blatant "420" marijuana users reference is part of that cacher's geo-nickname. Outlaw it, and you prevent them from properly labeling their caches. Don't let a number bother you.

But is advertising the usage of illegal drugs family friendly?

This discussion has nothing to do with Cool Cache Containers. I politely suggest you drop it, or take it elsewhere.

October 19, 2012

I think the reference to 420 should make the cache illegal.

Why? Because you associate it with some activity? It offends you? If that's the case, I think your username should be "illegal" because eight people were killed by a bomb in Istanbul on August 20th. Some people might be offended by that...

A number is a number and nothing more.

Exactly. The rather blatant "420" marijuana users reference is part of that cacher's geo-nickname. Outlaw it, and you prevent them from properly labeling their caches. Don't let a number bother you.

But is advertising the usage of illegal drugs family friendly?

The number "420" does not, in and of itself, advertise illegal drugs. It certainly doesn't mean that to me.

2.8k · October 19, 2012

A new cache that I hide today.

wouldn't this be illegal? the ground was broken when the supporting stake was inserted into the ground to support the sigh.

Actually, the guidelines were updated:

Geocaches are never buried, neither partially nor completely.

If one has to dig or create a hole in the ground when placing or finding a geocache, it is not allowed.

You need to take the 2nd sentence with the first. They do not stand alone. The 2nd sentence is there to clarify the definition of "buried". Driving a stake into the earth is still not "burying" something by any reasonable person's definition.

I agree with you. The "no breaking ground" statement has been removed in the update. This may mean something like a stake would be acceptable.

14k · October 19, 2012

I think the reference to 420 should make the cache illegal.

Why? Because you associate it with some activity? It offends you? If that's the case, I think your username should be "illegal" because eight people were killed by a bomb in Istanbul on August 20th. Some people might be offended by that...

A number is a number and nothing more.

Exactly. The rather blatant "420" marijuana users reference is part of that cacher's geo-nickname. Outlaw it, and you prevent them from properly labeling their caches. Don't let a number bother you.

I had no idea that 420 had anything to do with marijuana usage until this post.

15.4k · October 19, 2012

I had no idea that 420 had anything to do with marijuana usage until this post.

+1

I find it difficult to consider it "advertising the usage of illegal drugs" when outsiders don't even recognize it as a reference to illegal drugs.

9.3k · October 20, 2012

I think the reference to 420 should make the cache illegal.

Why? Because you associate it with some activity? It offends you? If that's the case, I think your username should be "illegal" because eight people were killed by a bomb in Istanbul on August 20th. Some people might be offended by that...

A number is a number and nothing more.

Exactly. The rather blatant "420" marijuana users reference is part of that cacher's geo-nickname. Outlaw it, and you prevent them from properly labeling their caches. Don't let a number bother you.

But is advertising the usage of illegal drugs family friendly?

This discussion has nothing to do with Cool Cache Containers. I politely suggest you drop it, or take it elsewhere.

It is discussing the clever artwork on a cache which was posted here.

I would say that makes it as on topic as debating the rules of burying caches.

19k · October 20, 2012

I think the reference to 420 should make the cache illegal.

Why? Because you associate it with some activity? It offends you? If that's the case, I think your username should be "illegal" because eight people were killed by a bomb in Istanbul on August 20th. Some people might be offended by that...

A number is a number and nothing more.

Exactly. The rather blatant "420" marijuana users reference is part of that cacher's geo-nickname. Outlaw it, and you prevent them from properly labeling their caches. Don't let a number bother you.

But is advertising the usage of illegal drugs family friendly?

This discussion has nothing to do with Cool Cache Containers. I politely suggest you drop it, or take it elsewhere.

It is discussing the clever artwork on a cache which was posted here.

I would say that makes it as on topic as debating the rules of burying caches.

This "420" discussion is about a cacher's name, not a cache. The CCC Discussion thread was set up (and bumped earlier today by myself) for just this purpose. It helps to keep this thread clean of long sections of dialog like this one.

9.3k · October 20, 2012

I think the reference to 420 should make the cache illegal.

Why? Because you associate it with some activity? It offends you? If that's the case, I think your username should be "illegal" because eight people were killed by a bomb in Istanbul on August 20th. Some people might be offended by that...

A number is a number and nothing more.

Exactly. The rather blatant "420" marijuana users reference is part of that cacher's geo-nickname. Outlaw it, and you prevent them from properly labeling their caches. Don't let a number bother you.

But is advertising the usage of illegal drugs family friendly?

This discussion has nothing to do with Cool Cache Containers. I politely suggest you drop it, or take it elsewhere.

It is discussing the clever artwork on a cache which was posted here.

I would say that makes it as on topic as debating the rules of burying caches.

This "420" discussion is about a cacher's name, not a cache. The CCC Discussion thread was set up (and bumped earlier today by myself) for just this purpose. It helps to keep this thread clean of long sections of dialog like this one.

The "420" discussion that I partook of started because of some pretty kewl artwork, (including the cache owner's name), painted on a cache. Said artwork was rightly displayed here, in the CCC thread, and discussed as such. Perfectly relevant and on topic. Continuing to argue the point does little to keep this thread clean of long sections of dialog like this one.

October 20, 2012

I've been planning almost exactly the same cache as the owl/tree one but I was thinking of using nylon fishing line not rope which isn't as easy to spot by muggled at a glance. Also, tying it off on a low branch rather than screwing hardware into the tree.

3.7k · October 25, 2012

Styrofoam apple, varnished on the outside. For the log, match container inserted and painted green. This can be really nasty when hidden in a large patch of ivy. Muggles walk by and think it's just a discarded apple.

Edited October 25, 2012 by The_Incredibles_

19k · October 25, 2012

Styrofoam apple, varnished on the outside. For the log, match container inserted and painted green. This can be really nasty when hidden in a large patch of ivy. Muggles walk by and think it's just a discarded apple.

I've had two caches like that over the years. The first was hidden in a pine tree, and named Pineapple, and the other had a little green "worm" attached to a bison tube that was poked into a hole drilled in the apple. Sorry... no pictures of either.

October 25, 2012

The first was hidden in a pine tree, and named Pineapple

This made me laugh, might have to stea...er...borrow the idea. (if you don't mind)

14k · October 25, 2012

Styrofoam apple, varnished on the outside. For the log, match container inserted and painted green. This can be really nasty when hidden in a large patch of ivy. Muggles walk by and think it's just a discarded apple.

I found one like that a couple of years ago but it was a green apple and it wasn't hidden in a patch of ivy. It was in a tree at the edge of an apple orchard.

19k · October 25, 2012

The first was hidden in a pine tree, and named Pineapple

This made me laugh, might have to stea...er...borrow the idea. (if you don't mind)

Be my guest. One friend that found it told me later that he woke up that night, and only then realized the pun and had a good laugh over it. I have a friend that borrowed the idea and put out a cache called Pine Nuts. And I had one that was a bison tube placed in a little rubber pig... hid that one in a pine tree and called it Porkypine. I can't help myself.

7.3k · October 26, 2012

I've been planning almost exactly the same cache as the owl/tree one but I was thinking of using nylon fishing line not rope which isn't as easy to spot by muggled at a glance. Also, tying it off on a low branch rather than screwing hardware into the tree.

Fishing line will eventually break. If you decide to use it, use a very heavy duty one.

October 29, 2012

Nice photos!!

October 31, 2012

Be my guest. One friend that found it told me later that he woke up that night, and only then realized the pun and had a good laugh over it. I have a friend that borrowed the idea and put out a cache called Pine Nuts. And I had one that was a bison tube placed in a little rubber pig... hid that one in a pine tree and called it Porkypine. I can't help myself.

Looks like someone needs to go to punaholics anonymous...

November 2, 2012

all of them are great, the mushroom cache was way cool even with the 420 it kinda makes the cache, and if it bothers you dont look for it. there is a cacher in my area that is 35+ or - feet off on most of there hides we just quit looking for them put them on ignore.

But thanks for the pictures guys and girls

November 2, 2012

Someone is awsomely Creative.... Thank you for shareing.

Edited November 2, 2012 by Tahoein' Bunch

November 2, 2012

I haven't decided on the name yet, but it will have "Lobotomy" in the title.

"I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy"

Tom Waits. We'll played.

November 4, 2012

This one is located outside a Humane Society location in Ohio. Very nice work on building it! I love the extra touch of making the compartments for the trackables

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November 8, 2012

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November 8, 2012

Just submitted Auburn Sea for review. It will be located in New Hampshire, near Lake Massabesic. Spoiler video of final container and how to open this puzzle box:

.

Unbelievable...

I hope I can find an excuse to go caching in NH. All of your caches look incredible.

You're an inspiration.

1.1k · November 30, 2012

how about make a cool cache container video section too ??

here is one I found in 2012

I got permission from CO to post the video.

1.1k · November 30, 2012

there is a NANO inside this double wood piece

VERY large allen screws, lock-nuts on the other side

can only be opened with CORRECT tools :-)

and those kinds of tools people ralely bring hehe..

but we did..

Edited November 30, 2012 by OZ2CPU

December 9, 2012

Just submitted Auburn Sea for review. It will be located in New Hampshire, near Lake Massabesic. Spoiler video of final container and how to open this puzzle box:

.

Hmm.. now I'm thinking how to use the security caps at work to make a geocache.

1.5k · December 15, 2012

Bump...

December 15, 2012

I'm sure this next one has been in this thread already, but I couldn't find it. It did seem a bit delicate to be leaving out in the wild, but we found it soon after it was hidden. I believe you can buy them on some internet auction site:

Yep. I've so far found 4 that use it within 20 miles of my house. It's fun the first time you see it but after 2 I couldn't be bothered with it - it's possible to open it by using a very narrow blade.

Where can you get one of these caches?

December 15, 2012

I'm sure this next one has been in this thread already, but I couldn't find it. It did seem a bit delicate to be leaving out in the wild, but we found it soon after it was hidden. I believe you can buy them on some internet auction site:

Yep. I've so far found 4 that use it within 20 miles of my house. It's fun the first time you see it but after 2 I couldn't be bothered with it - it's possible to open it by using a very narrow blade.

Where can you get one of these caches?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002YDQBY/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp_sr_1?pf_rd_p=486539851&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B008A0MY24&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=0KTXJW7CP880FAYNZNXF

9.3k · December 16, 2012

it's possible to open it by using a very narrow blade.

They can also be opened with brute force. <_< :unsure:

I have one of these as a stage in my night cache/Wherigo/puzzle thingy.

Someone broke it. :huh:

1.2k · December 17, 2012

Just submitted Auburn Sea for review. It will be located in New Hampshire, near Lake Massabesic. Spoiler video of final container and how to open this puzzle box:

.

Unbelievable...

I hope I can find an excuse to go caching in NH. All of your caches look incredible.

You're an inspiration.

I agree, that is one outstanding cache! Well done and very intriguing.

December 20, 2012

A stone I've made- well one of 70 odd.

The container is a 30ml sample bottle.

December 26, 2012

It's like, our minds are caches inside of our bodies... woAh!

**edit: fixed typo... it's never as funny if you have to fix a typo**

Edited December 26, 2012 by mending_wall

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