"Live" was fairly simple to crack, well with some help from Holt. Regonized what was going on but did know what exactly to call it. Then Holt gave me a little hint that busted the door wide open. Cant wait to get up that way yo find it.
As for Painful IUntropsection. I give up. Holt also prodded me along the way to "solving" it only to see from Erik that it wasnt right.

Happy Hunting!
-Amazingracer

Black holes are where God divided by zero.

As far as Trez's cache, reviewers read the guidelines to mean the large all caps emphasised NOT. (When my mom told me that I may NOT go outside to play with my friends, I knew what she meant.) The first sentence of that paragraph says "This is the original cache type consisting of (at a bare minimum) a container and a logbook." We do miss things from time to time in a description (done it myself several times so this was most likely just an over-site. Slayerette is correct.

Gee, Do not want anyone to be unhappy or outside the guide lines.
I will FIX E.R.I.K. tomorrow and use the micro as a clue to a hidden container with a log book.
Everyone happy campers now?
Cheers

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Everyone happy campers now?

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No, I'm "camping" in Charleston, SC this week and you've gone and put a cache in my backyard.
Guess I'll have to wait 'till Sunday to look for it.

Wonder if you'll find mine before I find yours..


Hope Trailerman and Johnnie won't be disappointed, but I did move the earlier hint to the cache page and elaborate on it a bit. Come-on folks, this isn't rocket science! I'm rootin' for you!

~erik~

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I was Happy before and I'm happy now, I was just curious in between.


I had been turned down with that cache style before and was hoping that the rules had been changed. It would have made Lunch Break caches easier to maintain so I could place more.

Who knew I would be "correct" on anything?
But as phat.bak would say (quoting me actually)...Even a blind pig finds an acorn once in a while! I just didn't think this time would be one of those times.

Sorry for the extra work.

OK. How do I turn the Erik hint into co-ordinates?

LazerBlazer

Due to what I am currently doing at work I can only see this type of Introspection

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Some of those that wander are lost!

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Hope Trailerman and Johnnie won't be disappointed, but I did move the earlier hint to the cache page and elaborate on it a bit. Come-on folks, this isn't rocket science! I'm rootin' for you!

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No problem, Erik. I gave up last Sunday. I just didn't know it!

I don't understand beans about that, Allen, but if you replace that word with "cache" in the article it's all starting to make sense in a nonsensical sort of way......

~erik~

Makes us even.

But introspection does have a short definition.

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Hey Erik how about another baby hint posted in a random place that only sheds a tiny miniscule bit of light on the situation?

Happy Hunting!
-Amazingracer

Black holes are where God divided by zero.

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Originally posted by yjjohnston:
It's yjjohnston, NOT yjjohnson

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I stand corrected!!! (I'm going to sit back down again now. )

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So who is going to give Trez the bad news?

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Well, since it slipped through he could leave it as it is. I think it is great that Trez is going to work a logbook into it.

So what is the limit on ones that slip by? If someone put a no log book cache beside a railroad in National park and it got approved could it stay?

Anyway my guess as to why code caches were banned is a very few people pushed the limit too far and the only way these few could be stopped was to stop everyone. Which is a shame, since the few I have found were well done.

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JB, I saw Erik's cache but didn't even try it. I'm waiting for someone else to be the FTF on this one. Besides, right now I'm working & going to school. I can't spend TOO much time geocaching until after Tax Season is over...

I am going over tomorrow to look for places that I can look into like culverts, drainpipes, entrances to hades and I will probably fall in and break an arm or leg which I am sure will be painful. Does that mean I have found the cache?

LazerBlazer

So if we all sit back waiting for an FTF, whose gunna get the FTF?
Also interestinng we are going on six pages here and no one seems to be hard at work, well they may not have spake up. Erik a teeny, tiny hint?

Happy Hunting!
-Amazingracer

Black holes are where God divided by zero.

A geomuggle or critter who will scatter it outwardly.

LazerBlazer

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I am going over tomorrow to look for places that I can look into like culverts, drainpipes, entrances to hades and I will probably fall in and break an arm or leg which I am sure will be painful. Does that mean I have found the cache?

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Ouch! I would suggest first looking inwardly at the cache page so you'll be able to zero in on where to look inwardly once at the park.

~erik~

Now THERE'S a hint!!

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Now THERE'S a hint!!

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Yep, and it kinda shoots a 'hole' in my theory.

"Give to a pig when it grunts and a child when it cries, and you'll have a fine pig and a bad child." -Proverb

"if an infinite number of monkeys are given typewriters for an infinite amount of time, they will eventually produce the complete works of Shakespeare"

Does this apply to geocachers trying to decode Erik's description?

LazerBlazer