A creative hide after a nice walk in the Florida woods. Now to stop laughing.

Bears Do It!!!

The name says it all. Check out the pictures for this one. You may get lucky and get to meet the cache hider, his beautiful bride, the kids- Jordan and Pam, and the dog! 

BIG BOY

A great cemetary cache. A micro but not to hard to find which leaves you lots of time to look around. Be sure and check out the Rix Robinson memorial area of the cemetary (North Northwest of the cache at the edge of the hill on the north side of the cemetary). Great link to the history of Rix Robinson on the cache page.

Cemetery Ridge 

It doesn't matter which way you go, it's fun. Great pair of caches to hook up with another caching team for the adventure.

Choose Your Own Cache Adventure (Ending #1)

See comments from above (Ending #2). Experience what brain power can achieve when placing creative hides!

Choose Your Own Cache Adventure (Ending #2)

What can I say, it's a Two Happy Hikers cache. Creativity on all the stages, a beautiful park, and a full size cache container at the end. Put on your thinking caps for this one!

Country Cachin'

Great multi with very creative hides and a good physical workout. Maybe you'll get lucky like me and grab a jeep too.

It's a Jeep thing... I get it!

Great themed cache, the best I've seen. Wonderful creativity on all the stages. See if you can talk like a pirate when you log!

Lost Pirate's Treasure

Dar and Terri have one of the most creative, imaginative, fun, and scenic caches that I have ever seen (and I'm saying this after finding over 2,000 caches). Just make sure to leave yourself enough time to do the bonus caches on the way back! A must do cache if you ever find yourself in the neighborhood.

PB-2 River Walk

Izzy is a master of disguise and this cache is a fine example of his craftiness. Just beware, he always likes to set out a decoy!

Putting for Cache

This cache renewed our faith in geocaching after some absolutely awful hides on our way to 1,000 finds. Great spot, a nice walk through the Michigan woods, a scenic spot for the final, and a great bench to sit, log, & soak in the view of the stream. Depending on when you visit you may see deer, turtles, or salmon. 

swimming hole

A lesson in camouflage for urban caches. The final will have you scratching your head. Most excellent for a first hide.

The Raider Cache

A micro that is not about the hide but all about the location. Great history lesson. Maybe you'll get lucky like we did and see a train too!

Tunnel Vision

Wonderful spot to see a wetlands like you have probably never seen one before - up close and personal. The floral, fauna, and wildlife are spectacular. Experience a floating boarwalk. See the cache container the animals have been chewing on.

Wetland Trail Cache

A great cache to do in combo with Tunnel Vision. Another great history lesson. A fantastic example of how geocaching takes you to wonderful places you would have never seen otherwise.

What a Bore!

Every once in a while I get on a little mini rant about what kind of caches I don't like. So I decided to take a positive approach and let folks know what kind of caches I do like. There's all kinds listed here. Yes, even some micros. If you get a chance to do one of these caches drop me a note and let me know what you think.

Deane
AKA: DeRock & the Psychic Cacher - Grattan MI

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