I went out last night and grabbed 3 with my buddy David. We did one really easy cache down a horse trail. Then, we did a night cache where you get the beginning coordinates but then have to follow the reflectors through the woods. Those reflectors are tiny! We made it through some deep woods in 34 minutes! Then, we did one last one that was hidden about 25 feet up in a tree! I was glad to have a friend so that I could "make" him go up and get it. LOL

That's cool geocaching in the dark.
About this cache?
You get the beginning coordinates and then you have to find other coordinates, the same as with a multi?

You just have to keep finding reflectors in the woods to lead you to the final resting place of the ammo can at the end.


My wife and I went out in the rain and found 6 together. Four of them were FTFs. All of the containers were micros, but they were made by hand. So, while they were micros, they were very creative micros!

We have found very original nanos last week.
Cool to find 4 FTFs.

It was cool to find 4 FTFs. I will have over 40 of those when I update my list. I am also pushing through the 1500s and am now eyeballing 1600. I am currently at 1554. Just 46 more to get to 1600.

I hunt for the 300 goal. That will be soon.
WOW 1554 in two years.
But it's so when you start with geocaching and like it you want to find more ... more.
Yes I can imagine it's cool to find a FTF.
I never was so lucky to find a FTF.

My niece told me a bout a night cache close. .
Maybe we are going to do that night cache.
It are reflectors that are giving the light.

I went out on Thursday and found 8, I believe.

Today, some cachers met up in the northern sliver of Smith County in Tennessee. We ate breakfast and talked a lot about geocaching. Then, 4 of us went out and grabbed a group FTF. I also went and grabbed one that I had previously DNFd.

1564 finds now.

I'm attending a caching event on Leap Day. Anyone else?

It depends on the weather if we are going geocaching tomorrow.
They expect glazed frost.
I wonder why on Sunday and not on Monday.

Glazed frost? I don't know what that is, but it sounds like glazed frosting!

I listed my first event cache yesterday. We are starting a small geo-club in a 3 county area to help draw folks out to find our caches, bring more event caches to us, and to find other cachers who want to discuss our sport and go caching together. This will be our first event!

The weather was good, so time to go out for geocaching.
We have found the DNF nano cache of two weeks ago and 4 others.
Only one DNF of a serie of 24 caches.

That must be fun to start a small geo-club.
Was it nice the first event of the geo-club?

Oh, I found 6 today between church services. 1570 now.

So we have to grab a geocache on February 29th?
That's cool.

Grabbed 4 more yesterday. I got three with the wifey, and she grabbed a 4th one nearby one that I had already done. We were super close to it, so she wanted one more. I might get her hooked yet. Later last night, we went shopping with her mom. I slid away to look for one that I had DNF'd previously during the week. In truth, it was easier in the dark.

I am at 1575 now.

Geocaching is kinda spur-of-the-moment some times, and planned out other times. I like the flexibility.

Agreed! I like that I am only competing against myself. I like that I can do this as often as I want or as little as I want. I finally found a sport that I am somewhat good at.

I picked up 4 caches this week. 1 in IL, 1 in AR and 2 in MS.