Master Index    Nearest Caches A Gift for my Fellow cachers by Pacholik (1/1.5) N33° 37.852  W117° 49.446 (WGS84) UTM  11S   E 423568  N 3721533 Use waypoint: GC192YA Size: Regular    Hidden on 2/2/2008 In California, United States (This cache may contain travel bugs) "El Paso de Robles, United States of America" Unite for Diabetes Travel Bug (ref = TB1BGT2) Back to Gilwell (ref = TBJQ1B) Bus&Betty's FTF in the Snow Geocoin (ref = TB1FPWN) Kyle's Copper Definitive Geocoin (ref = TBTMQF) Millenium Falcon (ref = TB19DAD) WDD 2007 Commemorative Geocoin (ref = TB1ZVX4) Difficulty:     Terrain:

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5/8/2008 by Cacheflyer
Stopped by to drop off some travel bugs, geocoins and enjoy the view.

5/5/2008 by aka Momster
Well I'll be darned, it WAS my eyesight! I went back after another airport drive, and quickly found it in one of the places I looked during visit one. Great view-I really didn't mind visiting again. Was all alone up on the hill this time. [Number 121]

5/4/2008 by nonaeroterraqueous
The last time I found a cache that insisted on more than just an acronym log was F, by Happy, to which I logged, "T!" I got an email from Happy a few minutes later wanting to know what that was supposed to mean. Though tempted to do that here, I see that this is an Unknown Cache, and ALRs (can I use that acronym here?) are allowed.

Well, we were in need of a picnic spot, and this one was begging to be found. We missed the suggested parking, as the GPS malfunctioned and had trouble acquiring satellites until after we parked. That's okay, because we enjoyed the walk in the cool breeze with cloudy skies. Nice view up here. Traded a dragonfly hole punch for some bug stickers. Borrowed the geocoin, so I could get a better look at it and add its icon to my trackables history.

Found a small egg on the ground, but accidentally broke it. Luckily, there was no sign of life inside.

As always, the coordinates were perfect. Looked in the obvious spot and didn't see it at first. Thought it might be missing. Looked again, a little harder, and spotted it. Thanks for the hide.

5/1/2008 by pepperthief
This is why I like caching...new and interesting places. Beautiful views, history... I was in Maryland last month and cached at the first Mason and Dixon Line stone, cached at the first east/west survey marker, ad so on. Now a friend shows me a park that I would have missed otherwise, thanks! I tried to erase the prominent geotrail; I felt like I was running from the law ;)

4/29/2008 by mike2find
You of the best hides I've found. Very well done. Thanks for the hide and the view.

4/22/2008 by aka Momster
Dropped hubby off at the airport this morning and decided to search for some caches on the way home. Wow, what a special place this view point is! Would never have known to come up here if it wasn't for geocaching. Unfortunately, I could not locate the cache. Hope it was just my eyesight/lack of skill or something and the cache is still safe...

3/16/2008 by Cacheflyer
Dropping off two travel bugs and a coin.

3/4/2008 by koanani
Took two tries to find. First time had some muggles just above GZ and couldn't search exhaustively. Looked in the obvious place, but did not see the cache. No one around on the next visit and found it fairly easily once we focused on the right spot. This one can be relatively easy or pretty hard depending on how the cache is placed. A nice little park, and fun find! Thanks.

3/3/2008 by tigerlily3181
Great view...thanks for the cache!

3/3/2008 by mbrix
It was great day to go up and enjoy the view. I used to hike that very spot before the park was built. It was sad to see the all the landscaping. Picked up the coins and bugs to bring north. Good cache.