[Az-Geocaching] Geocaching & Cameras - Any recommendations?

[Team Cache-Quest]

Larry, the pictures you took turned out real nice.  I tried to take some
pictures of the captive to post to the web site, but they didn't turn out.

I often take one of those disposable cameras with me to document our
adventures.  My logic has been that if I lose it or drop it, it isn't any
big deal.  The problem is that the pictures don't come out so great and
developing film is expensive.

Does anyone have any recommendations on good cameras for geocaching? I'd
like something light and digital would be nice, but how does a digital
camera hold up to geocaching?

Happy New Year!
Jerry
Team Cache-Quest


----- Original Message -----
From: "Farquhar, Larry" <larry.farquhar@ipni.com>
To: <az-geocaching@listserv.snaptek.com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 8:07 AM
Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Hostage Rescue De-Brief


> In response to a message that a Team "Wyle E" goodwill ambassador (a Wile
E
> Coyote pocketpal) had been taken hostage and was left in captivity at the
> "Hang'em High" cache, a rescue operation was immediately planned and
> flawlessly executed.
>
>
> 29 DEC 01 - 1800hrs(GMT)
> Found the hostage held captive at N31 42.701 W110 52.545. The attached
> pictures were taken to document the cruel treatment given by Team
> Cache-Quest.
> http://www.geocaching.com/cache/log/images/143672_200.jpg
> http://www.geocaching.com/cache/log/images/143672_300.jpg
> Just look into those innocent eyes, pleading for mercy.
>
>
> 30 DEC 01 - 0700hrs(GMT)
> After providing warm shelter, the Wile E Coyote goodwill ambassador was
> allowed a few days to recover from his ordeal.
>
>
> 1 JAN 02 - 2300hrs(GMT)
> A mission debriefing was conducted. While many details of the captivity
and
> hostage rescue remain classified, the following excerpts of the debriefing
> report MUST be revealed to the public:
>
> Debriefer: "It's imperative we know how much Team Cache-Quest learned from
> you. Did you revel any of our secrets?"
>
> Wile E: "No.... I didn't... No... They acted like my friends at first, we
> were getting along real well."
>
> Debriefer: "But things turned around and they started asking about our
> secrets, didn't they?"
>
> Wile E: "Well, yes.... They demanded I tell them everything... But I
didn't
> say anything!"
>
> Debriefer: "You've been a loyal goodwill ambassador for Team Wyle E, we
know
> you were under severe stress during this ordeal. Come now, we must know
what
> they learned from you. I promise, no punitive actions will be taken
against
> you."
>
> Wile E: "Ahh... I held out as long as I could. They threatened to turn me
> into road kill. I, well... might have... I might have given out the secret
> to solving our Mission: Almost Impossible code. I'm soooo SORRY!"
>
>
> 02 JAN 02 - 1500hrs(GMT)
> Based on the above revealed information, THIS explains how Team
Cache-Quest
> was able to easily, and quickly solve the encrypted clue to the Mission:
> Almost Impossible cache without visiting any of the optional clue
locations.
>
>
>
> Larry Farquhar
> Team "Wyle E"
> www.azjeeper.com
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