Well at least you didn't drive off with the whole cache, like I did!
:-[ Fortunately, the next cache on my list wasn't too far away so when
I noticed it on the floor of my truck, it wasn't much of a backtrack
and I returned it in less than an hour...YEOWWW!
AZcachemeister
Scott Wood wrote:
> Ok, I was in El Paso for work the last few days, and visited a few
> caches along the way there and back.
>
> One of the caches that I visited was called Quickie Cache, GCK28P,
> which is along I-10 in New Mexico. None of this is all that exciting
> except that I know for a fact that some on this list have already
> logged this cache. How do I know this you might be asking yourself.
>
> Well, let me tell you. This cache is an Altoids can cache, and I
> signed a sheet of paper that had a number of other names and dates on
> it. I figured it was the log sheet and thought nothing else of it,
> until I start cleaning out my car today. The way that I know some on
> this very list have visited this cache is that I found the REAL log
> book, which is VERY TINY, on the floor of my vehicle.
>
> I have to admit that I feel pretty bad about taking the log book home
> on accident. I just contacted the cache owner to see if they want me
> to mail it, or wait and drop it off on my next trip though.
>
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