[b]Folsom, California[/b] (1.5/1.5) The largest cache I've ever seen. There was a kid's bicycle in it when I found it.

2-4-34

A great cache that isn't quite where you would expect.

Alexander's Ragtime Cache

[b]Shamrock, Kansas[/b] (2.5/2) Very nicely camoed in a very natural way.

[b]Campbell, California[/b] (4/1) Amazing camouflage.

[b]Milpitas, California[/b] (3/1.5) Excellent camo in plain sight.

[b]Los Banos, California[/b] (4.5/2) An excellent puzzle cache that requires some advanced math to solve.

[b]Cupertino, California[/b] (1.5/2) I really did feel like a kid in a candy store.

[b]Granite Bay, California[/b] (3.5/3.5) X marks the spot in this pirate adventure.

[b]Alameda, California[/b] (4/1) Excellent cammo.

[b]Folsom, California[/b] (4/1.5) For a cache that's sitting there in plain sight, this one is amazingly difficult to see.

[b]Sacramento, California[/b] (4/2) An excellent multi-cache that lets you play the part of a Crime Scene Investigator.

[b]Seattle, Washington[/b] (1.5/2.5) A nice walk and a great view on the beautiful Whidbey Island.

[b]Eureka, California[/b] (1/1.5) Finding this cache was one of the most bizarre experiences I've had. Plus its a neat old schoolhouse.

Germany - Some of the oldest and coolest Roman ruins I have ever seen.

These are my favorite caches of the thousands that I have found. They are all highly recommended.