No longer here. I suppose a golfer took it

Was down from Maryland with sfcchaz for a (mostly) alt-caching run thru Charlotte.  This was day two, after a surprisingly well attended 0630 (AKA o'dark thirty) event at Krispy Kreme (maybe that explains it).

We had a great time and definitely plan to make a return trip some time.

 Again, I need to do one of these at home.  I only log crosslisted caches as "found" on one site, but will be posting notes to the companion listings, as well.

Thanks and Happy Trails!

I was in the area caching with DudleyGrunt and grabbed this one. I'm giving it a recommendation for the multi-indie cache opportunity here.

I don't know how I failed to log it earlier, but I'm catching up now. TFTC.

Forgot to post that the cache is back in place and ready for your visit.

Found it on the fairway of hole 11 of the disc golf course. Since I don't know where it's supposed to go, I'll await instruction.

After much searching, I was assisted by lytzie86 who had already found this cache. Tried to log the BIT cache, but the scan took me to a blank page, but it might have just been my phone. I have only found one other BIT cache so I forgot to take note of the password to log.

My first log seemed to not show up, I was using Internet Explorer and there was a fault.  I am hoping by using Google Chrome, my log will not disappear.

 

I found today with my daughter after a long hunt.  This was the last of our caches today as we cleared one area of Idlewild Park (the best park for geocaching).  I loved all the log books, several of which I have never seen.  

I left a geokrety I made for my sons Bar Mitzvah for someone to take and log.

This is a very hard cache to find.  It is very well camoed and not at all what I was expecting from the title.

 

Now I get the title!

TFTC

Found with HB31.  Took us two trips to locate this one.  TFTH!

FTF!!! I got the opencaching notification on this cache last night, and I was intrigued but didn't know when I could schedule a visit to the park. As luck would have it, I ended up driving by it today between jobs. I really tried to stay focused on work and thought about saving the cache for the weekend, but I just couldn't stop myself and turned the cachemobile into the parking lot. I didn't write the coordinates down earlier, and I couldn't get the opencaching site to come up on my phone - I called the CO who didn't have the coordinates with him, but he gave me a way to research them on my own. Took a few minutes, but I was in business shortly. I stumbled around in the woods for a while, and the CO appeared to watch my futility - I told him that I wanted no help, and he obliged by walking away to check his coords. I had a pre-conceived notion of what this cache would be, which was wrong of course, and once I got that out of my head, I made the find soon after. A nice, well-stocked cache - not too difficult to find, but not in a typical location. Also it's full of log books for every type of caching you may be into, and I decided to write my name in all of 'em! Back to work with a smile on my face after a good visit to Idlewild Park. Thanks TH, you’re a great ambassador for the game!