10K and still chugging along

A Claustrophobic's Nightmare/Just Say NO to Crack

Someone recently asked about my all-time favorite cache, and this is the one I thought of.  Then I realized it wasn't on my favorites bookmark list ... until now.

Angel's Landing

To be the third finder on a cache over 3 years old.  I didn't expect it would actually still be there, but it was.

Barnes Island

It was a fun challenge to work on; getting to out of the way areas is one great aspect of caching. Nearly two years after finding, I still look back at this one with good memories.

BFE Challenge

Brookwood

Cachin' at the Double H

Calvin Cache

CanyonCache

This was a fun one that included both canoeing and climbing, along with some interesting history.

Chapin frustration

6 years lonely, and over 4 miles to the cache (one way).  At the time, it was the only cache in Craig Lake state park.

Craig Lake NCT GeoQuest

A cache that took two years and three camping trips to do ... it kept nagging me to find it, but it was too far to drive just for the find.

Dead Man's Pulse

I went out for a FTF run on this wherigo cache and biked through the zones in just over an hour.  Honestly, I'm not sure how I found them all so quickly.

Exploring Riley Trails

Fantasy Island?

fantasy island

FSA - Runaway Analyst

Geocache Pickers 

Hemlock Crossings Hike

Some great uses of technology to hide coordinates

High Tech Cache

What's not to like about a cache that you risk bodily injury on?

Huckleberry's Hideout

I loved the first stage hide on this one.

Just Stringing You Along (with just a tad of math)

Caches that I particularly enjoyed
It might be that it was a great puzzle, a great location, or great hides.

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