Asik Veysel

Boomerang

Two of my logs were deleted on this one.
The first one was a note log from way back - back when the cache first came out. It was an innocent log. I was pulled over by the cops several blocks from the cache and questioned, and I just simply documented that. I guess the owner thought that the fact that I had a run-in with the cops was not something that he/she wanted on the page.
The second one was much later, and again, it was very benign. My log said something like "Will the owner be releasing the bug so that the cache can be found again?" Delete! Oh well.

Casa de Lassie

Perhaps my favorite "drama cache" thus far. If you read the past logs, you may tend to think a certain way. However, if you want to really understand, click the following link.

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.aspx?LUID=c040fb1f-6f70-4809-a076-eb6cc8695056

Cattle Pens At The Meat Packing Plant

Herding Ducks

Here There Be Horses

I'm Just Not That Creative

A five-star puzzle hide that has remained unfound for over two years. Then owner attempts to archive, and local geocachers have fits. 

iR c3100

Explanation of what happened here...

This was an Ohio puzzle that I had placed before in Texas. It is a very good puzzle. jwigner had found the one in Texas, with hints from other people who really figured it out.

When I placed this same puzzle in Ohio (this cache), jwigner posted a note offering to provide the answer to anyone who wanted to get it, I guess hoping that he would log it as a find too. I didn't think that was right - I thought that people in Ohio should have the chance to really solve it. So I asked him not to do that. He became childish and angry, and he actually posted the solution on his profile page.

gc.com got involved and made him remove the bs from his profile.

With that, the fun was taken away from the hide and puzzle. I did not know who may have gotten some information, and I couldn't know whether someone actually solved the puzzle on their own. So I decided to just archive this one in Ohio.

Joy To The World

LBL Cache

Nature, Just Simmer Down Now!

OH-KY

On The Beach: The 81 Series

The old "I saw it but couldn't retrieve it but am logging it anyway" rigmarole.

Team Oxford's Nightmare

Union's 1st Court

Walt Disney Isn't Here

These are geocaches that have exhibited a raised level of drama over the norm. Perhaps someone got mad at someone else, perhaps rightly so, perhaps not. Perhaps someone wrote a log that the owner didn't like. Or perhaps someone didn't like the way the hide was done. Maybe the hide is truly unreasonable, or maybe not. Maybe a log is/was inappropriate, or maybe not. Maybe a log was even deleted. Perhaps it is not communication between people at all, but rather a happening or action or circumstance that was dramatic. Whatever it is, emotions were raised, in many cases the root reason being that people are... well... it would probably raise emotions if I finished this sentence.
If nothing else, these caches are entertaining.

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