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GCJ1PA
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Alexander Co Welcomes Geocaching
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This cache was pretty difficult for a fairly new cacher. It was also the first cache I performed field maintenance for.
The container had a great deal of water. I carried many items in my caching bag such as paper towels and a small container of alcohol.
I gave it an alcohol cleaning, removed most all of the trade items (they were water-logged), and checked the log. I added new trade items.
I have since adopted the cache. |
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GCC4A6
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Big Gun
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This is a favorite because to took me to a boy-hood favorite play spot! It is the old German cannon placed in downtown Hickory. |
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GCJ9BK
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Black Buffalo Micro Cache
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This is one of my favorites for two reasons.
First, it was probably the first bison tube micro hidden in Hickory. Second, you will have to read my find note!!! |
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GCKX2G
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Box In The Woods
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Nice ammo box in an area that gives you a great view. Simple and nice. |
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GCQ87R
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Budget Auto Sales
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I like the "SlickRick" caches. I will not spoil it with details because it is still active, but it is WELL WORTH the hunt!
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GCK6F6
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C4- THE HEAT IS ON
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This was a "hidden in plain sight" cache that was very difficult to find. FANTASTIC CAMO!
The cache was a plastic framed thermometer that had 4 magnets on the back and it was placed over 4 corresponding mount points on the wall. WOW! |
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GCQ0JA
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Cache on the Corner
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This was my first FTF! It was a metal electrical outlet box mounted to a large metal object using magnets.
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GC1279H
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Call of the Wild - 1
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Another OMJ fun factories. His caches just produce FUN!
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GC12817
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Call of the Wild - 2
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OMJ is just a genius! Caches don't have to be difficult to be JUST PLAIN FUN!
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GC13XK7
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Captain's Cache
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Excellent urban camo job! A lot of time and effort went into this one and is a prime example of urban camo. |
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GC1C588
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Catawba River Area Meet & Meat #4 (07/12/2008)
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Eswau and his wife host this event every year and it is a FANTASTIC event!
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GCT4KC
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COMMA Chameleon
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I searched for this cache with two other cachers. We looked EVERYWHERE!!!...Well almost!
I was the first to find it. When I did, I just sat on the nearby bench with a smile on my face. They could tell by my expression that I found it.
I enjoyed watching them look until they found it.
Camo was first-rate!
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GCMKKT
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Foxes Folly
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You always remember your first! This was a simple cache, but to a new cacher, I was amazed! A nice little hide just a couple miles form my home (at the time). |
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GCKME1
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Gazebo Placebo
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This cache was placed in a very nice park. The camo job was just first rate.
This cache encompassed almost all aspects of a GOOD CACHE! |
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GCMK2X
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Go The Distance
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This is the first of this type of cache I found. I was amazed at this one. Thanks for introducing me it. [Update: This was the first LPC (lamp post cache) that I found.] |
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GCK83V
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Gone Berserk
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The "cache master" just keeps hiding fun caches. Very nice camo. |
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GCP8RF
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Gracie the Great's Invisible Cache
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This cache incorporated great camo and was very hard to find.
It was a bison tube mounted in the end of a small tree limb. The bison tube end was then inserted into a knot hold in the tree. It just looked like a limb coming out of the tree!
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GCMJNA
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Green Park ... not
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This cache was hidden at my old elementary school...Green Park Elementary.
The camo was just great. It was an "Altoids" tin that had pine bark glued to the lid. It was then hidden in a knot hole just the right size. |
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GCKTDT
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Gunpowder on Hurricane Hill
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This cache was a special cache. The hiding method was used very well and stumped me for a while!
It was placed at a nice location, too!
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GCXYP2
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HERE LIES GOLIATH
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This cache is hidden just off an old mountain road. The area is just fantastic. The cache and theme is just great. |
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