I guess I will give readers of this forum a hint...

I'll have to bring my magnifying glass and a fine tipped pen along to log that one. Assuming I find it.

~erik~

The original geocache was placed so that if you got near the coordinates it was an easy find. Too easy, it was plundered. For details see Un-Original Stash which is close and still active.

So the game quickly changed so that hiders were making it hard for mundanes to find but easy for geocache hunters. Now we are in the phase where more and more of the hiders are making it hard for everyone to find even geocache hunters.

Edited to correct at least one typo

[This message was edited by AllenLacy on April 23, 2003 at 12:40 PM.]

I've really got to get me a laptop to take on our monthly trips to Marietta. We were just a couple of miles away from it, but didn't know it until we got back home!

And had no idea it was there. I found out about caches about 2 weeks later just after I had moved from the Seattle area to Georgia. Of course the cache in question is near Seattle. Count yourself as good to go being 2 miles from the cache.

My GPSr is Trans-Portable and has a Ford Ranger mounted to it.