There are a couple of hids out there that are supposed to be easy. Maybe I am just not as good at finding these things as I am at making fake mushrooms... who knows. Here is my situation... I go to a spot, can't find anything... take my family back and still we come up empty. I watch the log to see ...

Thanks!

My boss was just asking me where he could go to hold a business meeting and show a client some work online... and other than starbucks and mcdonalds... I was really unsure.

I'm gonna pass him the link.

BackpacknJack wrote:sit at home and use the Google Map "Street Level" feature to zoom in on a monument or plaque and answer the questions of what we would have seen if we could have afforded to actually go there.

ha ha ha

Here in Arkansas they can be readily found at pretty much any wal-mart in the housewares section. Thanks for the heads up. I found a knockoff of an otterbox in the camping section at walmart as well. I haven't bought one yet, and they seem to sell out quickly... but they are hard plastic and look t...

Very cool.

It the treasure chest number dynamic?

very true...

All I was saying is, if they want to charge us something why not make it reasonable. But you are right, it doesn't seem fair when compared to other things that take place without any fees.

It's strange how a steep that fee is considering National Forrests and National Rivers are owned by all American citizens collectively. Instead of a per container per year fee... How about a geocaching license (to to hide in any pre-approved national forrest) for like $15.00 and then all permit proc...

I'll be sure to check it out at an event sometime when either you or majii bring it out. ;) 8) PS. Non-trackable is stupid. Printing any but not enough is stupid. I think they should just take pre-orders and let the geocaching community buy them. Then place each of the ordered ones in caches in the ...

ar_kayaker wrote:I'd just trash it in favor of something that never had food in it.

I'm thinking the same thing...

I started a website a few weeks back... called Geocache Lingo where I am trying to build a database of terms. I have about 200 I have found online, but I don't like "stealing" terms from other websites... instead I'd rather people submit them and I give them a link back in exchange. So I w...

Right now Hobby Lobby has a LARGE selection of neo magnets if anyone is looking. And they are super cheap.

I got 10 of the teeny tiny flat circles for like $3. I saw the same thing online by another company for $8-$12.

Anyone building any top secret containers for any contests?

I've got a couple built for the clarksville event... we'll have to see how I fair.

Thanks for the reply. I enjoy testing containers... almost as much as I do building containers. I hate to have to just stick to a set few "things that work" and I'm always looking for something new to try out. Right now I have nothing in testing... but I'll let you know when that changes. 8)

Anyone know how to get the smell out of a plastic container? I have a nice little spice container that has a nice open mouth on it that would be great for a small cache... but it used to hold "grill time seasoning" and even after washing it and airing it out it still smells like the season...