Found a cashe today

[piggman1]

While I was out detecting around some old foundations that used to be an old AG farm, I found a huge tree stump in a clump of trees and thought that would be something to take a closer look at. When I got up close I noticed that it was hollow. Looking down inside I saw a metal box, that's when I really started to get excited. I reached in and pulled out an army ammo box (new style), and after giving it a good shake I could tell there was something in it. When I opened it up there were all kinds of trinkets, some beads, and a few toys along with a notebook and paper explaining that it was one of those Geosearch cashes. To make a long story short, I signed the book with the explaination of finding it by accident, and then placed it back in the stump. It had been there for 2 years as for as I could tell by reading the entries, the latest entry being 5-1-07. It wasn't the type of cashe I was looking for, but it was still pretty neat.

 

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[BigRon]

Hey, A find is a find. This beats the heck out of pulltabs!

 

[Dick from IA]

Good for you, Piggman, for taking the time to write a note and then return the Geocache to its' place for those in the GPS sport to enjoy finding.

Not everyone would have done that

 

[ZeroCool]

Welcome to my other love PM. The world of Geocaching got me into the woods ago. Now I take those skills, and my GPS, and us it MDing.

Check it out...

http://www.geocaching.com/

 

[bootybay]

Wtg Piggman,
glad to see ya back posting too.. cant wait to see more of your finds..

booty

 

[Shaw]

Its pretty cool to come up on one without knowing it.

I found one in Spring near a waterplant a few years ago and one with a magnet on the back of a stop sign in Tomball.

I signed them and threw in a goody each. If I remember correctly I put some certs in the ammo box.