Alternate Log Methods
- homedg
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Alternate Log Methods
I have been caught a few times with no pen on me, and nothing in the cache to sign the logbook.
To mark my attendance I have used,
i) Charcoal from a burnt stick
ii) Thumbprint dipped in Mud
iii) Thumbprint dipped in Blood
iv) Nearly burned a JKCourtz logbook up while etching my initials with a magnifying glass
Any other similar experiences out there?
To mark my attendance I have used,
i) Charcoal from a burnt stick
ii) Thumbprint dipped in Mud
iii) Thumbprint dipped in Blood
iv) Nearly burned a JKCourtz logbook up while etching my initials with a magnifying glass
Any other similar experiences out there?
- Team Wibble
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Re: Alternate Log Methods
Once or twice I've resorted to carefully tearing a "W" out of the side of a logbook page to indicate a Wibble was there
Re: Alternate Log Methods
I left one of my kids but the owner told to I had to return to collect because you can't leave food items in a cache.
- Papa Bear_Left
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- pprass
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Re: Alternate Log Methods
Similar - tore a piece off the bottom of a page in the log book and kept it for some time in case I was challenged to prove that we had found the cache:Team Wibble wrote:Once or twice I've resorted to carefully tearing a "W" out of the side of a logbook page
"Here Your Honor is the piece that exactly fits the bottom of that page, proving beyond doubt that pprass had in his posession that piece of paper" - no wait
- Yurt
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Re: Alternate Log Methods
I've 'etched' a log using a non-working pen. If the owner wanted to check they could do a 'rubbing'. That's happened more than once. The pen in the cache has been on the fritz and the two I've had have also failed to perform. Goes to show that a pencil wins every time. Except on wet log books.
- homedg
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Re: Alternate Log Methods
This is getting interesting
- caughtatwork
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Re: Alternate Log Methods
I leave DNA evidence
- Dik:
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Re: Alternate Log Methods
spit and rust make a nice red/brown ink applied with a quill
Re: Alternate Log Methods
Lipstick
Re: Alternate Log Methods
I've once logged a note using my blackberry for somebody to attend the cache location with a pen so I could log the FTF
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Re: Alternate Log Methods
After I walked from the wrong car park to get one of pocketrocket&friends caches in Melbourne's north, I realised I didn't have a pen. Looked in the bag the log was in... no pencil Then I looked in the swaps section and found a little kids pack of colouring crayons. So I grabbed the red out of that and scribbled something slightly legible down. As usual, I hid the cache and headed back to the car. Then I realised I still had the little crayon with me! Sorry to the little dude who gets the swap and doesn't have a red!
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Re: Alternate Log Methods
Can't say I've ever forgotten my pen, yet, but I do carry one of them shaped holewith me to supplement a signature in larger logbooks.
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Re: Alternate Log Methods
I once walked a dog of a friend of mine (white shepherd - such a beauty: http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak- ... 4751_n.jpg ) but I didn't had a pen while finding the cache ...
But there was an ink-pad in the cache ink-pad >> dog-pad >> there you go
But there was an ink-pad in the cache ink-pad >> dog-pad >> there you go
- Yurt
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Re: Alternate Log Methods
There's one cacher who has a butterfly shaped ticket punch so there's always a nice little hole in their page with their log. If they forgot the pen they'd be okay!