To Many Micros

[+rbvstar]

Ran acroos this article and I totaly agree with it...please check it out and let me know your thought.

 

http://www.todayscacher.com/editorial2.html

[+Team GPSaxophone]

Go outside of any city, you'll find very few micros.

 

Micros are great for urban settings where larger caches would be muggled.

[AC Student]

Micros are great for urban settings where larger caches would be muggled.

Yep, well said. I really enjoy hunting well placed urban micros.

 

Micros placed where a regular size cache could be hidden are another story - I'd much prefer to trade trinkets if the hiding area permits it.

 

edit - spelling

Edited May 14, 2004 by AC Student

[CoyoteRed]

"The only fun you can have is the kind I like."

 

You know what they say about "opinions."

[+JoGPS]

Every cache that’s hidden, it be a micro or regular cache is fun for someone to find so let them have some fun too.

 

Every person that hid one had fun doing it and every person that found one had fun

 

It a different type of fun, you can pick and chouse which ones you do, let them chouse too.

 

Different stokes for different folks, and has nothing to do with numbers. Folks usually hide the type of caches they like to find.

 

…………….. JOE

[+Lazyboy & Mitey Mite]

I *heart* micros

[Tahosa and Sons]

Go outside of any city, you'll find very few micros.

 

Micros are great for urban settings where larger caches would be muggled.

Extremly well said. Micros are absoulutly beautiful for urbans, and the ones that can't be muggled are outside of town in the hills.

[+Renegade Knight]

Every cache that’s hidden, it be a micro or regular cache is fun for someone to find so let them have some fun too.

 

Every person that hid one had fun doing it and every person that found one had fun

 

It a different type of fun, you can pick and chouse which ones you do, let them chouse too.

 

Different stokes for different folks, and has nothing to do with numbers. Folks usually hide the type of caches they like to find.

 

…………….. JOE

I'd throw my two cents out there but it would sound a lot like what JoeGPS said.

 

Too many? Not if you truly believe there is room in this hobby for everyone who wants to play.

[Keystone]

As this topic is already being discussed in the general Geocaching Topics forum, and has nothing to do with Getting Started in geocaching, I am closing this duplicate thread.