But I did have to use the hint, and it still took a while.

"494"

The satellite photo was perfect for this one.  I had my GPSr in my pocket just in case, but it wasn't needed.

"Eagle" Eye

Eagle Eye

Using the hint, I walked right up to it after hiking a mile and a half or so.

#1: The Quest for the Holy Grail

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2048 (Bit?) - Weniger ist nicht genug! 

24 Seconds

I counted paces from the road, then looked for footprints in the snow.  I probably couldn't have found it without a GPSr without the snow.

3/09/07 a cache a day night style

These footprints in the snow sure do help when you aren't using a GPSr!

3/10/07 a cache a day night style

I studied the satellite view before leaving home.  Found it first place I looked.

3D Binary

The good description and hint led us right to it.

5 Mile Island

Don't bother with either a Magellan or Garmin on this one.  Just do your homework ahead of time, and it will be much easier.

Another one that is quicker without GPSr.

50 State Geocache Series, Vermont #14

I started on the wrong side of the road, then found it quickly on the other side.

50 States - Mississippi 

I picked a couple of landmarks before leaving home.  Nearing the site, footprints in the snow confirmed I was in the correct area.

50 States Geocache Series-Mississippi

Not in the first or second place I looked, but not far away.

A Cache for the Restivus

A Floydian Slip

This is a list of caches that can be found without using a GPSr.  I started hunting a few caches without a GPSr after I learned WaldenRun often does it that way.  I like maps, so I use a map, satellite photo, and sometimes a compass to help me find these caches.

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