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6 Crazy Hacks for Old Geocache Containers
To continue bringing delight to those who find them, geocaches require ongoing love, care and maintenance. For geocache owners, this can mean replacing a logbook, restocking swag or sometimes even swapping in a whole new container (gasp!).
But never fear. Now you can retire your old geocache containers in style! They may not work as protection for your logbooks any longer, but that doesn't mean they can't be "upcycled" in creative ways. Check out these six ways to reuse some of the most common geocache containers.
Then, check to see if your geocache needs maintenance. No one likes a soggy logbook!

6 Crazy Hacks for Old Geocache Containers
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Team2Hunt had an idea recently that the website should have a QR code which members could place on their cache pages and other documents to help promote the web site. Soon after Rick created this QR code.



Feel free to add this QR code to your signature cards or other printed geocaching items. Just right click the image and choose Save image as... and save to your computer to use in your documents. To add this image to your cache pages, visit the Promoting GcMaine on Your Cache Page article.

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Geocaching: 21st-Century Treasure Hunting
by JAY FIELD

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