Geocaching.com Presents: Creative Geocaches

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[tweetnes]

The more common caches are great for people starting. Then as you are caching for awhile it is so much fun finding a unique cache that you did not expect. Thank you for putting out these fun caches and for all the other creative cache makers out there

[Iwillbot]

Wow... that Totally Tubular cache is in my city! Haha.

[katkaplan]

The great appreciative logs from my finders are what keeps me going and fuels my creativity to make fun, evil, gadget/creative caches.

[tundraman]

i found my first geocahe today. It was so exciting. I am going to start doing this.

[Screamofsteel]

That phone booth cache is called Dr.Who. It's 5 minutes from my house one of Portland Oregons most popular hides! I forget the gc but you can google it

[alberrrt]

Thanks to those who make and hide Creative caches!!!!. I even love to find non creative caches if at least there is something to look at of interest, instead of the soooo many caches
that are hidden for just the numbers. Quit wasting my time and drving distance to hunt for. a magnetic micro in a guardrail, road sign, or recyled container hidden behind a store. What happened to the rules of hiding quality caches. Thanks again you guys for making it really enjoyable.

[lazybuilders]

I found a cache that was named "You might hear a coo", and i found a plastic, hollow pigeon with a note inside clipped to a tree. So creative! :D Another idea is to have a plastic deer, and put a note inside :)

[goholden]

its people like these guys that makes me love geocaching! i haven't done all that many, but it is by far one of the best pass times! Regards Australia

[GeoKesz]

Nice! There are many curious way to hide boxes.
I hope that we will find something like that in future! :)

[IPaperSmile]

Thank you for your creativity. You make this game so much cooler :)

[TAZCOBRA]

Thanks Dayspring. Three friends and I did Totally Tubular I, II, III, V and TT III X 3 when up in Seattle. Also noticed DR. Who in the video from when we were in Portland two days later.

[freepartysoundsystem]

I have a 2 part door bell cache in Dorset uk - it totally makes my day when people send me messages about how much fun it was to do - kids and adults alike.
Currently planning a 25 to 30 cache special tools ring - inventory is quite big already but id value any ideas.
some of the Inventory -
pin
string
water
compass
torch
UV light
magnifyer
heat source
maybe waders or a boat
battery
blutooth+wifi device(s)
laptop

[PlanetRockJesus]

Loved the motorized one with the clue poem! I'm a Premium Member in Wisconsin.

[gsridge]

I still like to be taken to a location that's interesting. The container is secondary, but does add fun. Far too many caches around here stuck in brambles or whatever that have no redeeming quality.

[teresafrechette]

Nice Saskatchewan plate you're following onto the ferry!

[jacobluver]

I love geocaching, even though I'm a beginner and I haven't had any luck with most of the caches around my neighborhood I still found some!

[Slimn]

My daughter & I stumbled onto a small container cache in Deerfield Park in Loveland, Ohio.
it was open to the weather. due to the sign up sheet, we rehid it in a hollow log & I got online & found about this venue.
We when back & signed the log.

[exiledhobbit]

Maybe I'll become this good one day!!!

[arble]

Found one in Orange Park, Fl. In a film container, in a street lamp post.

[vibeflyer]

The moter on the cashe is 'inspired' love it