21/10/2006 By Kabutroid
Just a quick wander by today since I happened to be in the area. Grabbed me some coffee and decided to do a quick walk-around and see if everything was still in place. Was a tad worried that the onset of winter might cause problems or some such. Looks like the cache moved about a foot and a half from the spot where I found it, but it's definitely moved to a "better-for-winter" spot, or just more hidden in general. Good stuff, was kinda worried if it was still where I had seen it.
So yeah... had no clue if anyone had found this recently (ie: apparently yesterday by the looks of it 
), but can't go wrong with another status-check anyway 
. But yes... all looks good on the geocaching front here. Didn't actually dive in to see if the logbook was dry or whatnot, but at the bare minimum, the cache container and whatnot are still looking undamaged.
20/08/2006 By Kabutroid
[WOOH! 10th find without a GPS system! This time, my only 'tool' was memory of google maps (that I just recently realized is a link on the cache pages. Mapquest can go to hell now :P ). I found that getting a coffee and standing around while drinking it makes an awesome cover in itself... and delicious too :}.]
Spotted the holder before I spotted the cache actually. However, it looks like the general cache-hunting activity has made a kinda 'open' spot that's a little more noticeable. I tried to 'fluff' the bushes before leaving so it looks more natural. I'd probably suggest that the owner move it like... a foot or so from it's current location to avoid this problem for a while.
[In either case, signed the logbook, and left a teeny, tiny chainmail ball (see profile). It doesn't like... cram anything in there. In fact, it rattles around loosely . Nice hide though. I was kinda fearing how long it'd take to find it, but as said... read the encrypted part of this post. Hopefully I cranked up the difficulty, if at least slightly 
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Teeny Timbit the Dust
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