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GC1D
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Beaver Cache (the beavers have moved on)
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One of the world's oldest surviving geocaches; a bucket recessed into the ground. Can't hide 'em like this anymore. GA's oldest. |
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GC1YYCZ
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Beyond Top of the World
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6/14/2014. It is the northernmost geocache in the United States! Placed on the northernmost man-made object in the US 350 miles north of the Arctic Circle. I'd give it 100 favs if I could. Most thrilling and adventurous cache I have ever done due to its location. |
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GCJMDK
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Bloody Fingers, Dirty Diapers...
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Because it's INSIDE the fascinating and erie 2.3-mile long Snoqualmie Tunnel. Walk or better yet, ride your bike. Listed this one instead of the APE cache as you can access the APE without ever seeing the tunnel (I did, from Annette Lake TH). |
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GC946E
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Cheyenne GPS Calibration
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When in Cheyenne, come by to check the accuracy of your GPSr and take in the views. |
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GCGH5J
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Columba
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Wonderful hide inside a curious and ornate 19th Century structure in the heart of San Francisco. Once inside use letterbox clues for guidance. |
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GC99C
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coyote lookout
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This was an enjoyable journey across desert terrain with mesas and lava cliffs very reminiscent of New Mexico where I found my first cache. |
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GCJB39
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Crowbar
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The engineer in me was blown away by this masterpiece of craftmanship. |
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GCG5AM
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Devil's Throat
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No signage or pullout here. If not for the cache, I was certain to miss this massive, steep, volcanic hole in the earth with a rainforest on the floor. |
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GC3XACB
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Dr. Wherilittle
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Simply fantastic adventure in a most unexpected park. Ends in a full-sized cache. Superb work on cache and cartridge. Best Wherigo of the 18 I've done. |
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GCW6EM
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DR. Who.
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Brilliant workmanship deploys this one in the most unexpected manner. Perhaps the best engineered cache ever. |
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GC19V4A
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Dr. Who's sibling
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Wow, easy pick for the 1%. Maybe even better than the Portland original! |
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GC8D8C
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DUNE
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NW of Albuquerque, NM. Incredible journey on a knife-edge to a monster lone dune on it's own mesa in "The Escarpment" high above the Rio Puerco valley. |
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GC13DC
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Ebey Bluffs
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The essential Whidbey Island view cache; just do it. |
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GCF591
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END OF AN ERA
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04/21/2012 Awesome group hike out to the lighthouse and back. Perfect weather and great company. The volunteer Keepers were friendly and the views were spectacular. Lots of pictures taken, perhaps more than at any other cache I've visited. 11 mile hike best undertaken at low tide. |
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GCTWZT
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Four Gin Splash
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Who says urban hides can't be awesome? Another Dayspring hide makes it to the top 1%. |
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GC1375B
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Full of Hot Air!
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6/17/2010 Best multi I have ever done. Genius! |
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GC12
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GC12 5/12/2000
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Hey, it is the oldest surviving logbook and container in the world! Interesting that the FTF left some live rounds, he would be banned if he did that today. Overcome with awe holding that logbook, too bad some recent finders have defaced it with their sigs instead of using the new log provided. |
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GCD
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Geocache
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A successful quest for a Moun10Bike Ver 2 coin (and drop off of a Ver 1) made this oldie even more special. Now officially the oldest listed cache in Washington. Original logbook and container long gone however, a casualty of the I-90 cache thief. |
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GC57
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Geocache
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This cache was an epic desert hike of striking views and amazing solitude. A needed cache for the Jasmer Challenge, and AZ's oldest geocache. |
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GC17
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Geocache 7/21/00
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Longish uphill hike brings one to this oldie hide at 4200' elevation. Awesome Mt Hood view and a nice bench to sit on to take it in. My first intentional find for the Jasmer Challenge. |
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