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paulapantsdown · 19/07/2011 14:30

So, I am looking to getting into this with the kids over the holidays and think I understand what to do, but my question is, do I need to bring little things with me to replace stuff/treasure in the caches that we might find? What are the best things to use for treasure?

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ChasingSquirrels · 19/07/2011 14:33

depends on the cache, very small ones (nano's) have no room for "treasure" just a log that you sign, but a lot of them are tupperware box size and have various types of treasure. The basic rule is that you leave something of equal or greater value to that which you take. Cracker type toys seem to be usual round here, ds2 had a Monopoly Boot piece out of one, ds1 had a US quarter, one had 20p, sometimes we have just left a marble and not taken anything, sometimes we have left a toy car.

bumpybecky · 19/07/2011 14:34

you don't have to take treasure with you, there might not be any there to swap depending on the size of the cache. Only 'rules' are that if you take something you should replace it with something of equal (or greater value)

don't use anything that could get damaged by heat or cold, no food or smelly ( might attract animals)

we've used rubbers (erasers not condoms!) and pencils, also spinning top party bag toys

do you know about geocoins and travel bugs? these are trackable items that might be in a cache. You can't keep these, they need to be moved on to another location (or left where they are)

paulapantsdown · 19/07/2011 14:40

ok thats cool - I just need to have a few little things in my pocket incase then?

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bumpybecky · 19/07/2011 14:49

well it can't hurt to take something with you :)

make sure you've got something to write with too to sign the log book and have fun!

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