First Finder's Trophy

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First Finder's Trophy

Post by Danielc » 30 July 07 5:51 pm

Hi.
I am relatively new to this sport, and have just started hiding caches. 5 so far. I was thinking of making "First Finder's trophies" to add to my caches. Are there any guidelines, protocols, no-nos, etc that I should be aware of in this activity. What I had in mind was a small rectangle of timber or plastic with the name of the cache, My user name, a title of "First Finder's Trophy, and a photo from the cache site. The details would be generated on computer, printed out, stuck to the backing, and covered with a clear resin.
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Post by cooroy scouts » 30 July 07 6:12 pm

this is a great idea,we usually drop a geo pin for ftf,after all they are checking how good our co ords are,and if we are care ful they have no geo trail to follow.not aware of rules.
good luck and enjoy

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Post by stevenwill » 30 July 07 6:31 pm

Hey mate I think this would be a great Idea. Something that could be put in a trophy case.

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Post by Gunn Parker » 30 July 07 8:17 pm

There are no rules what so ever, your idea sounds just great, everyone who does them have different ideas.
So go with yours.
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Post by AussieRAVer » 30 July 07 10:29 pm

Sounds good.... I would love to get that sort of thing as a FTF....

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Post by Knot_gillty » 30 July 07 10:53 pm

AussieRAVer wrote:Sounds good.... I would love to get that sort of thing as a FTF....
But you'd have to beat ME too it first!! :lol:

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Post by Udderchaos » 31 July 07 8:06 am

We have done scratchies as FTF as they fit in the log book. Did try making ftf stubby holders with the iron on inkjet transfers, but that was a dismal fairlure obiously

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Post by Dvixen » 31 July 07 9:58 am

'stubby holder' ?

(translation please! ;))

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Post by The Ginger Loon » 31 July 07 11:08 am

Dvixen wrote:'stubby holder' ?

(translation please! ;))
It's a holder for a stubby of course! :wink: :roll:

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Post by mtrax » 31 July 07 11:44 am

a stubby is form of beer.

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Post by setsujoku » 31 July 07 12:00 pm

mtrax wrote:a stubby is form of beer.
Beer is a form of pleasure

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Post by Dvixen » 31 July 07 12:06 pm

mtrax wrote:a stubby is form of beer.
Ale? Lager...?

Wet? Dry?

Hoppy?

:twisted:

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Post by Udderchaos » 31 July 07 2:30 pm

hey your from BC! I was introduced to geocaching there :)
ok think of a Corona or Sols. in a glass bottle.
We would call ANY beer in a glass bottle a stubby (close enough)

a stubby holders is (usually) a neoprene/wetsuit material thing which slips over the bottle to keep it cool, something which is somewhat useless in canada :)

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Post by Dvixen » 01 August 07 7:22 am

:D

We haven't used the term stubby for beer bottles here since the 80's, mostly because the short stubby beer bottles are either out of production, or for kit brewing. Everything is long necked now.

I have a great bottle holder, even can be hung on a belt! (And has Canadian emblazoned across it)

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Post by edmil » 01 August 07 8:45 am

'Long neck' does that mean you've been hanging a stubby from your belt for tooooo long :lol: Ours don't last long enough to stretch

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