First Cache: Planted & Approved!

[Smaug1]

GCMJGK

 

North suburbs of Chicago.

 

Thanks for all your advice when I was asking a week or two ago. I decided to save the tackle box for another cache or another purpose and sacrificed my one and only ammo can to the cause.

[rescue557]

GCMJGK

 

North suburbs of Chicago.

 

Thanks for all your advice when I was asking a week or two ago. I decided to save the tackle box for another cache or another purpose and sacrificed my one and only ammo can to the cause.

That's awesome! Thanks for hiding your cache!

[+tirediron]

Cool! I love reading the logs on my 'caches... one of the best parts!

[+Robespierre]

Congratulations! Now if those idiots would just brave the weather and get out there and find it!!!! You will have many symptons, being a cache owner. If you have an extreme enough personality, it may even be similar to having a baby.

[+WxGuesser]

If you have an extreme enough personality, it may even be similar to having a baby.

 

LOL.. Except most people don't leave their babies out in the woods!

[+Anonymous']

Congratulations on hiding your first.

Edited January 22, 2005 by Anonymous'

[+Thot]

I can't wait until someone finds it!

I'll be hours not days. Someone has probably already found it.

[Smaug1]

We've had quite a snowstorm here since I placed the cache last night. It was part of the plan, as it covered my tracks from when I planted it.

 

However, I think it has been more than a foot of snow, which has made people question geocaching until it melts. It adds another star to the difficulty I think.

[rdtrekker]

I AGREE on both counts Smaug, a first hidden Cache is a blast to watch on logs.

[+robert]

However, I think it has been more than a foot of snow, which has made people question geocaching until it melts. It adds another star to the difficulty I think.

No need to change the difficulty. Someone caching in the snow should assume an increase in difficulty. Congrats on your first cache!