January 31, 2005
8:50 am - DNF #3. I spent a good half-hour looking, but came up empty-handed. My coordinates were confirmed with mmp who confirmed them with the owners.
There's quite a few places to look for a micro in this area within reasonable GPS accuracy, even excluding the ivy.
If the difficulty of this cache is supposed to be in solving the puzzle and not in locating the micro, then a descriptive hint would be helpful. I did find a secret walkway though which at least made the trip in shorter.
Posted by jeff at
08:50 AM
January 30, 2005
4:50 pm - We were "done" caching for the day and on the road home as this one came up.
A multi? Nah, gotta get home. Done caching. Hey what's that sign? I gotta check it out. Hey, I guess this cache isn't that hard at all and when am I gonna be on this road again anyway?
We had to turn around to grab the cache but it was quick. TNLNSL. Thanks, bykenut, I didn't expect to see one of your caches out here. That's one long bike ride from San Jose!
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04:50 PM
4:34 pm - This was a pretty spot on the way home. I made the quick walk out to the site and found the cache easily. TNLNSL. Thanks!
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04:34 PM
3:08 pm - This was a great beach to take a walk on today, even if it did cost us $4. I consider it a donation to a worthy cause. :-)
I wasn't even aware of this series. I'll have to start getting the rest when I'm up in the North Bay. TNLNSL. Thanks!
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03:08 PM
2:31 pm - Hey, thanks for the nice walk. We only had to wait for a kid and his parents to move along to grab the well-camo'd cache. We took the ellenbarger crew token. Thanks!
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02:31 PM
1:53 pm - This was a good challenge. The first challenge was finding good parking. We were up at the campground for some other caches, but wanted to get closer, so we drove down by the horse parking lot.
That still seemed a ways away, so we looked for something closer, but ended up hitting the caches on the head and then coming back later. We parked at the horse parking area.
A short way into our hike we nearly got run over by a horse. Lesson learned - do not stand between a horse and a water trough. This horse (and his rider) came gallopping towards us and we had to jump out of of the way.
The rest of the trip was less eventful, but we had to bushwhack through sharp grass at several points.
We found the cache in good shape, with everything dry inside the bags. We took the Dano Buseter TB.
We found a different trail on the way out and we found a much closer place to start at N38 20.101 W123 03.711.
Thanks for the nice walk!
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01:53 PM
1:04 pm - There was a couple nearby, so I had to carefully remove the rocks to extract the cache. Great view up here on this clear day. TNLNSL. TFTC!
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01:04 PM
12:57 pm - Nice camo job on this one! I almost missed it. There were lots of people whale watching today, but there no whales. Does that still count as whale watching then? TNLNSL. Thanks.
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12:57 PM
12:23 pm - It's great to see a 4-year old cache still kickin' around. And it's a big one to boot. This is the oldest cache I've done so far.
I took a techermom pencil and left a cool jawbone I found on the hill. Thanks!
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12:23 PM
11:42 am - Huh, I never would have guessed why the hole was there. It was a nice day to be out looking across the bay. Thanks.
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11:42 AM
11:22 am - Wow, I've never seen coordinates .10 miles away before! I used SKWERL's and found the cache, albeit via a very roundabout route.
We were walking back to the car following the posted coords when I entered the new ones and had to turn back.
The cache was pretty soaked inside, but the log was signable. I took the pocket knife because it was rusting and shouldn't be in a cache to begin with. Thanks.
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11:22 AM
11:06 am - Very meaningful spot. The cache was easy to find and we TNLNSL. Thanks.
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11:06 AM
11 am - We found this mermaid sculpture in Sebastapol, CA on the way to Bodega bay. She's part of a collection of metal sculptures on this funky street.
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11:00 AM
10:19 am - This was really cool. We had fun walking up and down the street and looking at the interesting art. Thanks for showing us this spot!
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10:19 AM
January 29, 2005
5:30 pm - Today was a regular trip down caching memory lane. First it was the donkeys, then this trail. I remember doing one of the Border Patrol caches here a long time ago and running into Bykenut. I think I even parked in the same place. Quick find while there was a break in traffic. TNLNSL. Thanks.
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05:30 PM
5:14 pm - I haven't been here in a long time. The last was when I visited the donkeys for another cache.
Where did these signs come from? Were they placed for the cache?
I had a nice walk between the waypoints, with enough time inbetween to enter them all.
Clue #5 appears to be missing but it looks like that has been corrected in the last few hours. I made a guess which turned out to be correct, but it's not the same number as the new clue #5. Error?
The cache was very visible, so I tried to cover it up a bit more. TNLNSL.
On the way out, I passed a bunch of sheep, goats and even a duck. It's a regular farm out here! Thanks.
Posted by jeff at
05:14 PM
4:45 pm - My last experience with square dancing was sometime in grade school. We did some square dancing in gym and had to do some kind of performance at the end of the year. All I remember from that was the two girls on either side of me were taller than me and would often swing me freely between them.
With that in mind, how appropriate that I'm the only one to DNF this cache and twice at that!
Anyway, I finally got the coordinates right and found the cache easily. I felt pretty exposed grabbing it though as there was nowhere really to go with it. TNLNSL. Thanks for the learnin'.
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04:45 PM
4:33 pm - Second try on this one, and this time was without all the kids and parents.
I looked where MotorBug suggested, but found no cache.
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04:33 PM
January 27, 2005
Added something to the description that says you should have 15 digits in your coordinates.
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01:00 PM
January 26, 2005
8:56 am - This one made absolutely no sense to me at first. I got a hint after the CITO cache of the general theme and that was pretty much all I needed. Some of them are up for interpretation, but I was able to confirm my coordinates.
I expected the cache to be somewhere else near here, but the location was fine and mostly deserted this morning, which was helpful. TNLNSL. Thanks.
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08:56 AM
8:26 am - I arrived in the rain to find someone running around the park. I went over to where the cache would be and the runner stopped close by and started doing Tai Chi. I stood there for a while and waited. Then park maintenance people drove through. Finally I think the Tai Chier and I decided to ignore each other, so I started looking.
My there's a lot of trash here. I found it after lifting up some wet juniper. TNLNSL.
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08:26 AM
8:08 am - A geobrowns cache is always good for at least one DNF. Here's my first.
I felt pretty uncomfortable here, standing in the rain while kids and parents walked by to the nearby school.
I'll try again some other time and hopefully by then geobrowns will get over their fear of hints. :-)
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08:08 AM
January 25, 2005
8:42 am - I fixed some of my answers and thought I had it all right. Some of them were pretty tricky.
I found myself in a much more likely place this morning, but there was a sign that said private property. I wasn't sure about that so I waited at least until the cop parked across the street left and tried it out anyway. No cache. I left. On the way out I noticed a place that would have fit the theme well but didn't explore it.
Later that day I looked at my coordinates again and I realized I hadn't corrected all of the digits with my new answers. Agggh! And the coordinates put me right in the place where I parked and noticed! I better get this one next time...
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08:42 AM
8:20 am - This was just about the worst possible time to try this one. There were kids and parents everywhere. I checked a few obvious spots while trying not to look threatening especially to the crossing guard.
I was feeling up a sewer grate when I heard a mom say to her curious kid "well he's working on... I don't know what he's doing."
I'll come back some other time!
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08:20 AM
January 24, 2005
9:04 am - I made this one a brisk walk. It took me a long time to spot the cache and I almost gave up as I was running late for work.
Finally I spotted it. I probably missed it because the sun was in my eyes from that angle. It was tough even though I knew exactly what kind of container I was looking for. Thanks for the challenge.
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09:04 AM
8:39 am - I found the answers pretty quickly and felt pretty confident in my answers. I went out today searching for the cache and found myself in the middle of a residential neigborhood. I stood there stupidly for a minute and then decided I must have gotten some of the answers wrong.
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08:39 AM
8:26 am - Well amazingly the cache is still there and in good shape. Maybe the spanish label is helping. It's in interesting social experiment to see how long this one will stay. TNLNSL. Thanks.
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08:26 AM
8:11 am - Cute lil' cache. Needed the hint. Thanks!
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08:11 AM
January 23, 2005
3:38 pm - Somehow I entered the coordinates wrong and ended up on the wrong side of the highway. After I corrected my coords, I found the Khackar. This is a beautiful piece!
I drove over to the second waypoint and after I waited for some muggles to pass I went for the cache. It was well-hidden and I almost found it by accident. TNLNSL.
Thanks for the vocabulary lesson!
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03:38 PM
3:02 pm - After 9 miles of hiking in Stevens Creek/Fremont Older, I was pretty tired, but this was the only one left in the area and I had to grab it.
I remember this area well from several other caches. It was a steep but short hike up with some extra challenge due to the muddy terrain.
Maybe this place should be called Mt. Boozy by the number of empties around here.
The cache wasn't too hard. As I signed I noticed a tick looking for a tasty part of my leg. I hate ticks. Left a signature item and stumbled back to the car. Thanks.
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03:02 PM
2:03 pm - We ran into popeye2 not one or two, but three times today. On the third meeting, they offered a hint on this one. We headed towards it and took the trail they suggested (I think). We still had to cross some interesting terrain to get there. It was a nice spot. TNLNSL. We took another route out which seemed a bit easier. Thanks.
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02:03 PM
Added some incentive to the cache with a Jeep brought by digitalfish.
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01:00 PM
12:38 pm - Boy, I'm really liking this hiking stick. I used it to fish out the cache without touching any of the PO. TNLNSL. Thanks!
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12:38 PM
12:23 pm - I had been up here once before for a cache that had gone missing. Today I had better luck. This was a tough hide; well-hidden.
I took a pen and left a carabiner light and signature item.
As we left the fog was finally clearing - hooray! TFTC.
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12:23 PM
12:05 pm - Yeah, we got about a 35 degree view today as the fog was still clearing. Nice spot though. Thanks.
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12:05 PM
11:55 am - It wasn't a difficult hide for me, especially since digitalfish found it! We only had to wait for a group of hikers to pass before we grabbed it. TNLNSL. Thanks.
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11:55 AM
11:53 am - I had an ammo box in my pack that was dying to get out, so we headed down the dead end trail to place one.
When we got back, one of the fish was talking with ckayaks who I hadn't met before. Soon popeye2 caught up with us again. It was a regular event up there.
I signed the log and we continued on our hike. Thanks!
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11:53 AM
11:08 am - On the way to this one we ran into popeye2. Always nice to run into other caches on the trail.
This trail sure excels at going up. Personally I prefer the up parts to end sooner, so I tend to speed up on them.
It was still pretty foggy up here, but we found the cache without much trouble. TNLNSL. Thanks.
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11:08 AM
10:49 am - We weren't sure where we were supposed go for this one, but eventually one of the fish spotted the cache. TNLNSL. Thanks.
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10:49 AM
10:27 am - We chose the right path to get up here and we searched for quite a while before I finally turned up the cache. Thanks for sharing your lesson learned.
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10:27 AM
10:14 am - I had never been to this side of the dam. We debated for a while about where the cache would be but made the right choice eventually. TNLNSL. Thanks.
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10:14 AM
9:56 am - I got out to start our hike here, but digitalfish heard of a closer spot. We found the cache quickly and got back into the car. Many more caches to come! Thanks.
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09:56 AM
January 22, 2005
4:58 pm - Quick find, at least after we did 2 u-turns and parked in the wrong spot.
February 11, 2004 by Seek or Swim
This one is so close to home that I walked here. My story: See those trees? This is the location of the original Keebler elves' bakery. The structure is where they sold their goodies -- until they went big time and moved their production facilities to a much larger grove and changed their distribution channel from this roadside stand to nationwide groceries.
Everyone knows that the Keebler elves bake in a hollow tree. I don't see any hollow trees big enough for baking around here. Plus, the elve's website lists their address as One Hollow Tree Lane, Elmhurst, IL. That's a couple of thousand miles away and way too far for elves to walk.
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04:58 PM
4:17 pm - I'm back again for this one, this time with backup. Anne saw the spot that I missed before and I grabbed the cache. Almost got this series done now. Thanks.
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04:17 PM
3:59 pm - Interesting spot. I was thinking of another portal as well. I wonder if that spot is available for a cache?
Anyway, Anne was happy to find a family of her size. We found the cache in the "right" place. Thanks!
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03:59 PM
3:46 pm - Yikes, this was a toughy. I called a lifeline to confirm my theories and then I stumbled upon it. Nicely done. TNLNSL. Thanks.
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03:46 PM
3:07 pm - It took me a while to find this one even though I had seen one earlier in the day and it was right in front of me.
I did some CITO here before we took off
I guess Lemon Pastry Cremes are my favorite. Thanks!
Posted by jeff at
03:07 PM
2:47 pm - We hit this one "on the way home" from the CITO event. I solved it a while ago.
Maybe there would have been some more hits if not for one of the objects on the right of the picture. :-)
Quick find after we found the right place to park. Thanks.
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02:47 PM
2:34 pm - Someone mentioned there was a cache somewhere and I looked a bit but didn't find it. Later, when I had completely forgotten about it, I spotted it and signed the log. It looks like I'm going to be seeing a lot more of these.
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02:34 PM
2:34 pm - I walked right to this one. I think I saw this in the amongst the bits of evil in the back of WoW's truck at some point. TNLNSL. Thanks.
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02:34 PM
January 17, 2005
8:58 am - This one didn't make much sense to me, I guess because I wasn't quite searching for the right thing. I was darn close though and I did a kind of brute force and the solution popped out. Now I get it. No one was at work today so it was it was a quick grab for me on my way to work. Hey, no fair!
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08:58 AM
8:49 am - Do dee dooo, just taking a stroll through the greenery, don't mind me. Let me just tie my shoes for a minute... signed, replaced. Thanks!
Posted by jeff at
08:49 AM
8:38 am - The construction crew seemed to have the day off so I had the park to myself. Quick find. Thanks.
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08:38 AM
8:30 am - Gaaah! I DNF'd one of these! I thought I had the right place according to the hint, but I guess not. It's probably fitting because I DNF'd the original cache in this park a long time ago. Let's see... I think I'll blame the coords. Yeah, that'll do.
Posted by jeff at
08:30 AM
8:18 am - I really don't understand the psychic connection I have with nostrada on this series. I found it in the first place I looked even though the cache was tiny and not visible. Thanks for the quickie.
Posted by jeff at
08:18 AM
January 16, 2005
3:48 pm - I had a nice swim in the tank. :-) I took the carabiner light and left a bendy guy. Thanks for the view.
Posted by jeff at
03:48 PM
3:23 pm - This one was hard to spot and even harder to open. Afterwards I considered making a hike to grab the last two caches I have left in Grant Park, but my wobbly legs convinced my mind otherwise. Thanks.
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03:23 PM
3:02 pm - I was completely pooped from a hike when I grabbed this one. I'm glad I didn't have to leave pavement. Thanks.
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03:02 PM
1:50 pm - This was the end of the road for us and now we had to go back uphill. If we were smart we would have started the look from Twin Gates. Next time perhaps.
I left sig item, happy face guy, and sierra club sticker. Took a ckayaks coin. Thanks.
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01:50 PM
1:40 pm - Creepy! Quick find due to the sharp eyes of workerofwood. I think I left a sig item. Thanks!
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01:40 PM
1:25 pm - Geesh, getting this cache out required some knowledge of physics I can't quite comprehend. We struggled with it for a while. Nice view. Thanks!
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01:25 PM
12:53 pm - I'm realy liking this hiking pole I got for christmas. I just poked my way around until I spotted the cache. Left a signature item. Thanks.
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12:53 PM
12:37 pm - Ug, that was a killer uphill. It was then that I realized that tough hiking two days in a row after fattening myself up over the holidays is not a good idea. Thanks for the exercise.
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12:37 PM
11:59 am - I'm still not sure where we should have gone in the park. The calibrated map showed all the caches right on the trail. Oh well. TFTC!
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11:59 AM
11:52 am - It was a bit swampy today, but the cache was an easy find. TNLNSL. Thanks.
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11:52 AM
11:37 am - WoW and I looked while ProTech snickered. I looked in the right place first, but didn't see it. WoW grabbed it.
Could we just call this series "More than really I wanted to know about Fisherwoman"? Thanks.
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11:37 AM
January 15, 2005
5:23 pm - I felt a little weird over here, but I think I found it without being noticed. Thanks.
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05:23 PM
5:16 pm - This was a quick one on the way home. I didn't know that was what those things were for. TNLNSL. Thanks.
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05:16 PM
3:45 pm - Yeah those last few hundred feet were a challenge, especially when the hillside was muddy and slippery.
I took a golf ball and left a sig item and a fridge magnet.
We were surprised to see the last log from July! I guess we didn't notice wyldwood's name in the log. Thanks!
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03:45 PM
3:40 pm - We had to call a lifeline, but even with the help we didn't find the cache. Maybe in a few months it will be easier.
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03:40 PM
2:26 pm - tonytam and I searched a long time for this one. I saw something strange, but I didn't think it was the cache. I finally went over and grabbed it and it was indeed the cache, but the film can was missing. I called the owner and got permission to replace it, but unfortunately I couldn't find a spare log in my bag. Thanks for the swampy fun!
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02:26 PM
1:47 pm - First cache out with tonytam. We checked the right place first, but didn't see it, so we checked some less likely places and then came back to find it. Fun find. TNLNSL. Thanks!
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01:47 PM
Yup, the coords were pointing us across the stream at first. We got that straightened out. Interesting spot. I'm not sure how it works, but I'd like to go for a ride! Thanks.
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01:00 PM
11:19 am - I found only half of the cache, and full of water. Bummer.
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11:19 AM
11:10 am - This was a busy crossing this morning. I thought I saw a cacher approaching but it was just a person out for a walk with a GPSr. How strange!
Easy enough find, TNLNSL. Thanks!
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11:10 AM
January 14, 2005
9:20 pm - I decided to pick this one up after dropping off my wife at the airport since it was close by. Just as I was putting the cache back, my lovely wife called and said "Come back" and hung up. A million disaster scenarious ran though my mind. I raced back to the airport only to find that her flight had just been cancelled.
Thanks for the cache anyway!
Posted by jeff at
09:20 PM
I found it! I DNF'd my own cache several times, but this time I managed to grab it while there to pick up a pizza. Of course just as I was pulling it out some guy came around the corner and said something to me on his way by. It definitely wasn't in the same place as I left it nearly a year and a half ago, but it's in a good spot.
I was going to replace the log, but it was still in good shape, and there was a whole nother original sheet in there that hasn't been touched. The log sheet was dry but well-worn.
Cache on!
Posted by jeff at
01:00 PM
9:02 am - I DO remember the Carli Field Lizards.
The hint didn't seem to help me, but I found it pretty quickly anyway. Thanks.
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09:02 AM
8:54 am - Not sure what to say next. Thanks for another quick one?
Posted by jeff at
08:54 AM
8:44 am - Funny enough, I drove by here once and remembered there was a locationless cache for rockets so I took the required pictures. When I went to log it I realized that it had to be a real rocket. Oh well. Thanks for the cache.
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08:44 AM
8:38 am - It took me quite a while to find the bone. What the heck is that thing? The cache was a quick find.
So when do I get to use my GPS?
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08:38 AM
8:33 am - Yeah, I'm starting to believe you ARE running out of lamp posts. Thanks.
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08:33 AM
8:27 am - No time to log. Many more caches to do. Thanks for this and the 14 others...
Posted by jeff at
08:27 AM
8:23 am - Nice house and the hide was exactly where I would have hidden it. Thanks.
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08:23 AM
8:17 am - These are quick! I did 10 in an hour. Thanks.
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08:17 AM
8:12 am - Quick one today. I took a Petoskey Stones Token. Thanks!
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08:12 AM
8:06 am - Forgotten? I never knew about it! Thanks.
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08:06 AM
January 13, 2005
8:57 am - Bizarre puzzle. I thought I had the right place worked out from my couch, but on closer inspection I realized it didn't make as much sense as I first thought.
I headed out this morning towards that general area anyway with the encouragement of other cachers and I found what seemed like could be the object in question quickly, but wasn't sure, so I drove around some more. I've seen some other interesting versions of these in Mountain View somewhere.
While I was driving I found a spot that matched the hint, so I pulled over and started searching. My projection was a bit sloppy, so I mostly found it through brute force. Thanks for the different kind of puzzle.
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08:57 AM
8:40 am - Too easy! With all the hints and title it was a quick grab. Excellent camo. I brought a bag but it was pretty quiet in the area so I didn't need it. Thanks.
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08:40 AM
January 12, 2005
8:20 am - I expected this one to be in this area, but not all the way in there! Classic WeBeDnD puzzle and hide. I really should have brought some stuff to leave as I frequent this place often. THanks!
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08:20 AM
January 11, 2005
8:48 am - I didn't even need the GPSr for this one! Maybe it's there to make sure that nice fence is protected or perhaps they just had an extra. :-) One of my caches is actually in a very similar inexplicable spot. Quick find. TNLNSL. Thanks!
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08:48 AM
8:30 am - I didn't know about this section of the trail. I arrived during a break in the rain, but that didn't keep me from getting wet. Rain was steadily dripping off the redwoods. It took me a while to find the cache. One of the logs got me thinking in a different way and there it was. TNLNSL. Thanks!
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08:30 AM
January 10, 2005
8:49 am - Well, the trail was pretty muddy, but not quite flooded. Then again, it would start raining again soon, so it might be inacessable yet again soon.
Quick find. TFTC!
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08:49 AM
8:32 am - It took longer to find parking than than to find the cache. After the find I doubled back and got some Krispy Kremes. Yum.
Funny, for some reason I thought this was a WeBeDnD cache. Thanks!
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08:32 AM
8:19 am - I was trying to head towards some other caches, but my GPSr routed me weird and I decided to head up 101 instead. I happened to nice this new cache before I left, so I headed over to it as it was closest.
I did a few laps before I found a parking spot that wasn't really a parking spot, but good enoug for the short time I would be there. I hadn't looked at the cache difficulty, so I found it in the first place I looked.
Thanks for the generous FTF prize! I blew it all on Krispy Kremes shortly thereafter. :-)
I remember doing a cache here back when it was still SGI. That company sure had its day. I wonder how long Google's will last. Thanks.
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08:19 AM
January 09, 2005
3:18 pm - I'm not clear how the first waypoint relates to the Hill Sign, but it was easy enough and we were on our way up the hill.
It would be cool to live in one of these houses. When people ask for directions, you could just tell them you lived in the green house under the big Y.
The hike was short and steep as advertised. There are some great views up here. We found the cache without any problems, but I confused the construction paper book for the log book at first and wasn't sure what was going on.
I took the more direct route down while Anne went back the easy way. Thanks for bringing us up here. Now whenever we look up at the sign we can say "we've been there!"
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03:18 PM
2:27 pm - Pretty spot. After several unsuccessful minutes of searching, I went for the hint. I still didn't find it until I took it a little less literally. It was pretty easy to spot once you're in the right place. TNLNSL. We took a walk on the pier on the way out. TFTC!
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02:27 PM
2:18 pm - We searched for this one and all we found was a film cap. I sent an IM to kablooey about it and he let me know that it had been disabled two days ago. I guess your pocket queries can never be too new. Bummer.
Posted by jeff at
02:18 PM
1:45 pm - Oops, I think you forgot to update the coordinates.
We searched the unstable rocks for a long time before the hint clicked and I realized it couldn't be there.
I found it in the second logical place I looked after that. Thanks.
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01:45 PM
1:09 pm - This was a cool point. It looks like they've been doing a lot work here as the tables and trash cans seemed brand new. The cache was an easy find. Thanks.
Posted by jeff at
01:09 PM
12:54 pm - I've always wondered what this thing was. We drive around for a while before we spotted the entrance.
We got all the required information and waited around but I guess it just wasn't windy enough today because we didn't hear anything. Bummer. That's ironic because it's been windy and rainy all week. Oh well. Thanks for the cache.
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12:54 PM
12:20 pm - We parked in the wrong place for this one at first and turned around after walking a few hundred feet. It was a cool spot though, so I decided to place a cache there!
After that we headed over to the right place to park. We had a nice walk out to the point and found the cache. I think this is the last one of the series for me, so I'm looking forward to finding edward's nonsense and seeing what these are all about.
We had a nice view of the airport from here. We did the full loop around the point, avoidig the flooded parts of the trail, geese and sand pipers on the way back. Thanks for the ncie walk!
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12:20 PM
January 03, 2005
2:20 pm - It was a tough day to be out caching with all the rain, which was a good indication that I should probably just go home. It was pouring rain as I pulled into the parking lot. I searched around in the car for an umbrella but found none. I shrugged and went out anyway.
I found the cache OK, then tried to get into it without getting myself or the cache wet.
I decided to draw what I wanted to be at that very moment - an Aquacacher - complete with waterproof skin and webbed feet. I would have added more detail, but I was already getting the log book wet and I didn't want to destroy any of the great creations already in the book.
TNLNSL. Thanks for the neat cache. Hey, didn't bykenut used to have a cache really close to here?
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02:20 PM
2:04 pm - It was raining a lot when I arrived, so it was just a quick park 'n grab. I didn't know the President had his own hotel chain!
Thanks.
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02:04 PM
1:57 pm - I had seen this place one before on a bike ride around Coyote Hills, but never stopped to take look. Neat place! I did the loop around, and learned some interesting stuff.
The visitor center was closed though, so I was worried about that. I used the checksum instead and found the right spot.
Just as I reached the cache, it started to downpour. Oh well, I had a few dry hours.
I took a magnetic micro and left a bendy guy. Thanks!
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01:57 PM
1:47 pm - it took some help from the owner to get the right info for this one. Some of it was tricky.
I took the high road to the cache and found it quickly. It was kinda damp inside, but what wasn't after all this recent rain? Thanks.
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01:47 PM
12:29 pm - I came back to give this one a more thorough look and came up empty. When I got desperate I called MotorBug who had found it a while ago. Even with his help, I couldn't find it. I did get a nice memory of my last trip with a good amount of fresh mud on my shoes.
Perhaps this one needs a checkup as it hasn't had a successful find in two months.
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12:29 PM
11:55 am - Have you ever had a Cow's Tail? I got some of these caramel creme candy things for Christmas and bit into one just as I arrived at this cache. Damn, they're good!
Tricky hide, but I found it pretty quickly, allowing me to go back to the car and get me some more of that Cow's Tail. Yum! Thanks.
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11:55 AM
11:42 am - Would it hurt to put up a sign? Geez. The overpass made it tricky to figure out the right one, but eventually I found it. Thanks.
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11:42 AM
11:24 am - I was expecting something tricky, so I went for something that looked like it wasn't a cache and found it immediately! I signed the log and put it pack. I wasn't quite sure if I put it back right, but it seemed to stay. I hope I didn't cause it to fall, but it seems that all's well now. Thanks!
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11:24 AM
January 01, 2005
1:34 pm - I was out with j/slice doing a little caching and this one was close by, so we headed out after grabbing some Dunkin's.
We really didn't know what we were looking for at the first stage. We looked around a long time before we spotted the bendo, in plain sight of course.
The second stage was more straighforward with j/slice making the find.
The final cache was elusive as well, but eventually I found it. The cache was pretty wet inside, but mostly in good shape. TNLNSL. Thanks!
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01:34 PM
Happy New Year! I checked on the cache last night and all is well. Hint added.
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01:00 PM