Have a look at our new JohnMizell.com GeoCaching Site to follow our finds and try to seek our our hides. It’s not much, but it’s there. However, I like commentary, so I may continue to post here as well.. Enjoy!

Sitting at a comfortable 26 cache finds in three states of the union we felt it really was time to start contributing.

So we crafted a little ‘box’ of sorts out of some scrap redwood that we had sitting in the basement.  Sanded a little plug out of some other redwood and rolled up a log sheet and popped it in.  All together it took about six minutes.  Easy as pie!

Then Kira got home from work and we went on an exploratory walk of the neighborhood in order to find the perfect first hiding spot.  Someplace we’d like others to see because we’ve received joy from it too.  And.. that’s the sun set.  We hope you enjoy this find.

Here it is online @ Geocaching.com

Or

Find it on your own with the coordinates:

N 37° 51.971 W 122° 14.644

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And Of Course, Here’s A Spoiler Photo

Here we are with 9 finds under our belt and a fast growing following within the house hold.  Before I know it everyone’s gonna be hunting around with little computers in their hands and I’m gonna loose out.  It’s time I take the next step.  Hiding one of these little buggers.

It’s not hard, there are rules, kind of… really there are only a couple and they’re really straight forward.  But, alas I forgot to read them all carefully.  AND we placed our too close to another cache, though I do say our’s is a much better cache.  In fact, YOU be the judge.  Below are two spoiler photos.  You tell me which one is cooler.. I won’t tell you which one is mine.

Cache 1 Or       Cache 2

Okay.  Now that you’ve got that all figured out, here are the facts you need:

Here it is online @ Geocaching.com

(this cache will likely never be published because of it’s proximity to another cache, so consider it a Secret Cache!)

Or

Find it on your own with the coordinates:

N 38° 53.009 W 104° 50.034

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And Of Course, Here’s A Spoiler Photo

Berkeley, California, USA

Caching with Andrew and Jon Clark to introduce them to the hobby/sport.

Caches Found:

GCYYK7: Strawberry Canyon 2: The Connector

GCYYM3: Strawberry Canyon 3: The Grove

GC15N5Z: Rocks

Laguna Beach, California, USA

Once we landed in California, we got PoppaBob out of the house an found a cache in the most perfect location.  Along a common pathway which we all enjoy walking.  With three GPS units we were quick to pounce on this cache in a Very public place.

Cache Found:

GC1WXYC: Mimi visits Laguna