The Saviors

After finishing up my second meeting of the day in Glassboro, I took a short stroll through a small park by a pond and grabbed The Saviors geocache. It was a small bottle covered with camouflage tape, hidden in the thick shrubbery at the base of a small tree. It was easy to find and the park was beautiful, which made for a nice little break from working in the afternoon.

A beautiful park beside a pond

Another view of the pond fountain

Small gazebo across the pond

The cache is hidden in here

Ground Zero

The camo'd cache container

Rowan's Cache

After a morning meeting nearby, I had some time to kill before my next appointment, so I took a stroll along a beautiful wooded path on the Rowan Universtiy campus and grabbed Rowan's Cache. It was situated in the crook of a large tree in the middle of the wooded area, just slightly off the main pathway. If I were a few inches shorter, I might not have been able to reach this, but as it was I only had to stand on the very tips of my toes to grab the container (a vitamin bottle covered with camouflage tape). Inside the bottle was nothing really special, so I put my Coins Of The World travel bug inside for the next geocacher.

The Big Tree

Can you see the cache hidden in there?

Camo'd Vitamin Bottle

Cache contents (with my Coins Of The World TB)

Vehicle Travel Bug

This is another item I picked up from the Groundspeak Shop. It's a Vehicle Travel Bug decal that sticks to the inside of your window, making your car trackable. I really like this one because it's not a sticker that's permanent, but a decal that you can remove and transfer somewhere else. If I ever buy a new car, this can come with me...

Backpacker Travel Bug

I recently got this Backpacker Travel Bug from the Groundspeak Shop. It's a pretty neat little trackable that actually attaches to the lid of a standard 35mm film container. The idea expands on ordinary traveling coins and bugs by allowing you to make a small container trackable. Now I just have to figure out where to drop it off and what to put in the film canister!

The top of the Backpacker TB

The bottom of the Backpacker TB

The Backpacker TB fitted onto a 35mm film container

Hoo-Ray at Haa-Rah's

Some friends and I stayed the night in Atlantic City at Harrah's Casino. After losing a few bucks playing poker, I walked outside to sulk and while in the parking lot I noticed a cache nearby called Hoo-Ray at Haa-Rah's. The description was funny and the location was within easy walking distance from Harrah's.

This photo shows the nano container. It was stuck under a bench along a paved path behind Harrah's Casino.

This photo shows the view of Harrah's Casino from where the geocache was located.

This photo shows the view of the Borgata from where the geocache was located.