Spawn of Seed Pod
Anyone who has been Geocahing for a little while has seen one of these micro-caches. While it is a unique hiding place, the novelty wears off after you realize theres one in every parking lot.
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Hiker Rons Hideout
This cache is by far the most unique I have seen yet. The cache is hidden in the guardrail right next to the sign. CLICK HERE to see a close up of the guardrail and see if you can spot it. If you can't tell where it is at then CLICK HERE to see the spoiler.
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Along the Way #10
This is another great cache that took some thought and creativity. It is a micro cache that was hidden off a trail along the way to a couple of popular caches in the area. Can you see this one? Try clicking on the picture first to see the full size image, then CLICK HEREto actually see it.
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General Pattons Own
While on my trip to Fort Knox Kentucky I found time to do some Geocaching. This one was at the Patton Museum. I had been here a couple of times before but didn't even know these tanks sat behind the museum. To see the actual hiding place click Here!
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Old Turnpike Bridge
This cache was along an old 1800's turnpike that has been turned into a park. There were a series of caches along this road but this one was the neatest. To see this caches hiding place click Here!
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Old Mill Foundation
I introduced a couple of friends to geocaching and they had a great time. George found this one among the rocks that were once a foundation to a mill that burnt down in the 1880s. Click HERE to see him pulling the cache from its hiding place. George's wife, Mandy, also found one between some steps at a local Nature Center. Click HERE to see Mandy and her find.
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