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1 lip 2012 · A magnetic key holder is just a quick and simple way to hide a cache...you attach it to the backside of a guard rail. Many people look down on it because they are "generic" and there are so many of them, while others like them because they are quick and easy finds.. T.D.M.22. + Premium Members. 3.8k. Posted July 1, 2012. One of these.
- Guardrails & Guidelines
My questions about this part of the Guidelines (inspired by...
- Guardrails & Guidelines
There is a cache I found in a guard rail that separates the road from the sidewalk. I would actually go so far to say some of the caches I’ve hiked to are far more dangerous for pedestrians than most guardrail caches.
4 wrz 2010 · Looking for a guardrail cache (which was a preform tucked between the post and rail ) I came up with an interesting idea. The guardrail is mounted on 4"x4" blocks of wood, which in turn are mounted to the post in the ground.
Geocaching is a great way to explore your surroundings and find hidden treasures. In this video, we are going to show you how to find a geocache that's hidde...
18 lut 2013 · My questions about this part of the Guidelines (inspired by actual caching experiences) pertain to guardrail hides. Most GRIMs are something simple: a magnetic container (magkey, nano, fake bolt, double cap, slim bob) stuck to the metal or a non-magnetic container stuck in a open end hole.
I was grabbing one of those EGG caches, someone had dropped it down the hollow center of the wood block that holds the guardrail up. I couldn't reach it, or grab it with hemostats, so I had to poke then through a hole in the side and work the container up a little at a time.
First Known Use of guardrail..... (GC6KC2X) was created by ArSoNOpTiKSChIK on 6/8/2016. It's a Micro size geocache, with difficulty of 1.5, terrain of 1.5. It's located in Ohio, United States.
