Time for a new poll!


Results of the last one: What's your longest time period between first attempting a cache and finally signing the logbook?

Less than a day - all DNFs remain unfound! - 0%
1-4 weeks - 28.6%
1-6 months - 0%
6-12 months - 14.3%
1-2 years - 14.3%
2-5 years - 0%
Over 5 years - 14.3%
I can't remember - I don't keep track of these things - 28.6%

I could have ticked fill in my calendar but it's a little more complicated than that, as they need to be a FTF I'm at 270 out of 366, already got 29th Feb and my next date to get is 5th Sept.

Also chipping away at 360 Degrees of Great Britain - Challenge Cache https://coord.info/GC52N3H

Didn't know that one. I've completed 254 of 360 degrees. Unsurprisingly, most of my uncompleted lines are east of the cache.

I think good swag is important, where cache containers can fit some. I am not usually that interested in looking through contents myself, but for parents who are bringing young children along for the hunt, it can make it more exciting for the young ones when the box is found.

I think good quality and clean swag is good when caching with the Grandchildren. But the cache and contents need to be well maintained. The joy on my Grandaughters face when she found a lovely hand painted pebble was lovely to watch.
To us 'oldies' it is of little interest, especially as some of the caches have inappropriate, damp, rusty items.  We often spend time cleaning out and removing dirty cache swag which has obviously been there for some considerable time. So all in all mixed feelings  .