One of the hardest physical and mental caches I have ever done.  The "lizard crawl" description for getting to a cache had to start here.  I did this by myself, an acomplishment in itself.

1. Band of Brothers (North Georgia)

Band of Brothers

The brother cache to "Band of Brothers", I did this one in the same day.  This one was also solo.

2. Brother Where Artthou (North Georgia)

Brother Where Artthou

One great cache hike in Pittsburgh, PA.  You start at the top of Mount Washington, the big hill that overlooks the city from the west.  You follow the path of one of the old staircases that went up the mountain.  Just awesome.

3. Indian Trail Steps (Pittsburgh, PA)

Indian Trail Steps

One tremendous view of Pittsburgh, one great micro cache location.  This is an example of what microcaches are all about.

4. The Elves are Inclined to be Evil (Pittsburgh, PA)

The Elves are Inclined to be Evil

A hike I will never forget.  Great views, great friends, great time.  A photo from here was on the GGA calendar.

5. Silver Peak (TNAB)  (WA State, East of Seattle)

Silver Peak (TNAB)

My fourth Project Ape cache and the last one in existence that I had not found.  It was indeed a special day.

6. Project Ape -- Mission 9: Tunnel of Light (WA State, East of Seattle)

Mission 9: Tunnel of Light

An incredible cache with an incredible view.

7. Glacier Peak Summit

Glacier Peak Summit

Only a geocacher could find this.  What a tremendous cache.

8. Water Wheel (NE of Atlanta, GA)

Water Wheel

A fantastic walk among the great redwood trees in the wine country of California.  Though the park is small, the beauty here is massive.  If you are in the area and want an easy walk, this is a great cache.

9. Have You Hugged a Tree Lately (NW of Santa Rosa, CA, North of Guerneville)

Have You Hugged a Tree Lately

One of the great caches with a great surprise when you get there.  This one is about the location more than the cache.  Plan time to explore.

9. The Brushy Mountain Cache (West of Atlanta, GA)

The Brushy Mountain Cache

Second cache placed in CT and the oldest active cache in the state.  Fantastic location to boot.  I wanted one find in CT and drove out of the way to hit this one.

Another Brick in the Wall (Stamford, CT)

Another Brick in the Wall

One of four outstanding caches on GA's smaller version of Stone Mountain.  All four are must do caches for people in Atlanta.

Bradley Peak (East of Atlanta, GA)

AMNHA: Arabia Mountain (AMA)(GeoTour)

My first in MA.  A fun cache, and my first in snow.  Another beautiful picture -- http://img.groundspeak.com/cache/log/133254_200.jpg

Crystal's Geocache (Boston, MA)

Crystal's Geocache

A great downtown hide.  You gotta' look for this one, but that doesn't mean you will find it.  Bring your thinking cap.  

Geo MoJo #6 in the Shadow of the TITANS (Nashville, TN)

Geo MoJo #6 in the Shadow of the TITANS

This was my first cache.  It was redone to a very tough offset and I did it for my 100th cache.  It will always be one of my favorites.

**Note:  This was number 3 until it was disabled.  A victim of NPS changing policy with changing head rangers.

River Bluff (NW Atlanta, GA)

River Bluff

A well done multi.  Part of the bonus was doing this one with gpsfun.

Rock Of Ages (NE of Atlanta, GA)

Rock Of Ages

If you go to San Fran and like to hike, do this cache.  The views of the bay area are outstanding.

San Bruno Mountain (San Francisco, CA)

San Bruno Mountain

Red Rocks is a great hiking place.  This was probably my favorite, but all of the caches out there give you spectacular views.  If you go to Vegas, you have to go here.

The lostcach (Red Rocks area, west of Las Vegas, NV)

The lostcach

A must do for a good hike in Chattanooga.

The Mushroom "Traditional Ammo Can" (Chattanooga, TN)

The Mushroom "Traditional Ammo Can"

A great location in Georgia's foothills.  Too bad it was archived due to the land manager's wishes.

x. Indian Seats Missy and Nord (Northern Georgia)

Indian Seats Missy and Nord

These are my favorite traditional caches.  They could be single stage or multi or whatever, as long as there is a container at the end.

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