How Do You Get To The Cache Site?

[+Spencersb]

 

This is my ride for most caches. Mileage is terrible and it's hard to park, but it's all I have.

I hear it doesn't do well in swampy environments.

[+Spencersb]

I've posted my truck before, but I had to show off the new cachemobile.  Got tired of reading BitBrain and Jamie Z's logs and getting jealous!

I feel a West-Tennessee geocaching biker rally coming.

 

Jamie

Sounds good to me, unless you non-banker types want to have in in the middle of the week!

 

How many of us are there? I can only think of 4.

[Team Firebird]

toyota tundra and sometimes a minivan

[+NomadVW]

Primary

 

Alternate

 

When all else fails, a beat up used mini-van.

[Azaruk]

Check my avatar. It's the real thing!!!!

 

LandRovers Rock!!! (and sometimes roll!)

[SCP-173]

Here's a photo of my geo-racer.

 

[Bjornian]

do you really want me to post a picture of my feet? I walk to all the caches I have done.... and I mean all.

[+spot-trotter]

I try to do as many as possible with my namesake.

[+LaughingTerry]

Here's my Subaru Impreza Outback Sport. Yes that is the road. I had to stop because the road was washed out to about 2 1/2 ft deep with big rocks at the bottom.

 

 

Bog Road Log

[+entropysedge]

Here's the main ride (at least when its above freezing:

 

 

 

and where my Quest goes:

 

[+maritimedriver]

I agree with onetrapper. What can be better than riding in your vintage Mustang (or Mini Cooper), unless your going to get it muddy. -Then you take a friend's car.

 

[+rockey_f_squirrell]

This is from Artesian Well GCNG6F.

 

This is my Good Ole Truck, I call him 'ROCKEY'. Rockey has taken me to all of my geocaches. And I happen to have a pic of rockey at a cache site known as the ARTESIAN WELL, hidden in the backwoods and backroads of southeast Missouri.

 

And it IS an Authentic Artesian well, so NO, Rockey did not hit no fire hydrant...

 

 

After that, well before that too, We had to cross Grounds Creek, which the cache page gives warning not to go accross if you have a low clearance vehicle, and so there we go...

 

[+Iron_Giant]

Here's mine for 8 months of the year:

 

[+Wadcutter]

When we're traveling around the country -

F-350 Ford 4X4 with 7.3L Power Stroke Diesel.

 

 

When we're getting the ones close to home.

1947 Willys CJ2A. All orginal except for the seats replaced and converted to 12V.

 

[+clan_Barron]

I'm guessing by the "Bowtie" hiding behind the winch and bumper, that you have a V-8 under the hood?

 

My daily driver and cachemobile

 

 

[+ShmuGrizzle]

I just hate leaving it in remote places while I cache...actually I hate leaving it anywhere.

 

[+Capt Prozac]

 

Someone snapped this photo of me in Poland. Found it posted on the internet several months later. I have used this vehicle for four caches.

[+unicyclist]

 

And my ride currently because my unicycle is broken

By the way im not 11 im 17

Edited November 19, 2005 by unicyclist

[+BubbleHeadJeeper]

jeep cj-7 "zeus"

Edited November 23, 2005 by beefiness

[+Spencersb]

snipped

Someone snapped this photo of me in Poland.  Found it posted on the internet several months later.  I have used this vehicle for four caches.

I swear I thought for a second that the tail said "UNsafe"

[+Dr. Boggis]

I'm sometimes seen in the soon-to-be-ex Boggismobile ('66 Mustang):

 

And more often in the current Boggismobile ('79 Alfa Spider):