Show 388

[Sandy]

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Sandy of Team PodCacher

[saltercreaserangers]

Waiting for iTunes UK to catch up ...
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[Team GeoRangers]

Props to the UK cachers for the FTP. Downloading ...

[foundinthewild]

I finished listening to the show today and had to check if I found the caches you mentioned in Prague. "Prague bridges 1 – Karluv most" and "Terezka". As far as hides go, these were "opportunity" caches, one in a hole the perfect size for a film canister and the other next to a drain pipe near the sidewalk, in places we walked by several times during our visit. We had relatively good signals, good hints, lots of walking traffic in the area yet hidden well enough to make interesting and quick finds. I personally recommend "Petrinske sady/Petrin Hill Gardens" and "Lennon Wall" in Prague, both with over 200 favorite points. Eastern Europe is a great place to cache. Lots of puzzles there, too. Thanks for your show.

[Captain Jack Aubrey]

I am finally caught up. I listened to over a year's worth of shows over the summer. I am amazed at how fast Sean has grown.

Thanks for the great show every week.

[Team GeoRangers]

[pacholik]

The original stash cache is a drive up. No hiking needed. You drive up a very nice shady road and there on the side of the road is a pull out and the plaque and the cache is a couple of feet away.

One of the most logged archived Virtual caches is USO http://coord.info/GCACA9

Funny thing is no one has ever visited the location. People are still logging it today.
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[pacholik]

I have been to Kit Carson Park and found the puzzle cache at the Queen Califia's Magical Circle Garden.



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