Colorado Spirit Quest 181

Today was a warm, sunny day here in Denver, so I took advantage of the perfect geocaching weather to make a swipe around for some Denver treasure hunting.  My travels discovered a small but serene cemetery where I gingerly poked around for a geocache that was listed as "off the ground". 

After resting on several benches to nurse my wounds fresh from a tripping fall at the last cache, I discovered a small tin hanging deep inside a lovely Evergreen tree.  It didn't even scratch me as I reached in and opened the lid for the small log book to sign.

The GPS indicated it's within 25 feet of where I'm standing.

Okay. Peaceful (elusive) hiding spot.

I sat on this bench and watched the mountains glow in the sunset.

(Actually, this photo is not in the direction of the sunset.)

My Sheba coin that I leave in all the caches.  Someone wrote me saying they lost two furry pets last year, and they took the coin they found at Lord Mike's Cache to add it to the trinket box of their pets who have passed on. That was very sweet.

Take Care on the Journey,

~Linda

Lord Mike's Lookout and the Cache at the Lake

The Cache at the Park - It's somewhere in this tree.  ha ha ha ha

I'm not climbing it!

 

I searched and lost.  Hubby found it right over my head inside the beautiful Evergreen.
(That's my 'Starcatcher55 "star'. It wouldn't fit into the film container.)

 Can you see it - right in the middle of the photo...

 Got food?

 I'll take that...

What? No bread! Everybody feeds ME

Lord Mike's Lookout - We found this out-of-the-way cache by accident

while searching for a new one just down the road.

Yep, that's a cache, all right!

 The cache is under the rock.  The view was awesome.

Hope you can click the photo for a close-up!

Take Care on the Journey,

~Linda