Now I'm over the 1600 find mark, with over 400 caches found this
year demonstrating that I'm not ready to give up yet, I thought I'd
place a cache that commemorates many of my most memorable foreign
finds. The "commemorative cache" idea is hardly an original one;
for instance, Mr. Truffles did this for his 10,000th.
I'm nowhere near five figures of finds, but as I've found caches
in many areas and countries, it's always nice to have a look back
at some of them. Many have earned a "Favourite" since then, so
stand out with their blue awards.
I hope you'll also have a look at the caches I've found and note
a few of them to save for a rainy day. Of course, some are now no
more; but a large number are still out there waiting for your
visit. Some are far afield and I was often a little homesick at the
time of logging. Have a look via my profile to get a wide range of
suggestions in many parts of the world; there are some great photos
as well. Picking a recent example: Du côté de chez Moss?
To solve this puzzle you'll have to find the secret trail
leading to my subterranean bunker, in which I design all my most
evil and devious caches and pick up all the messages sent out by
treasure seekers the world over. But you'll need a user ID and
password when you get there or else I won't let you in. Good luck
finding them! If you're not sure which to use, try using the user
ID that starts with a "1", and the password beginning with "a".
Stick to lower case and you should get in.
The inquisitive or knowledgeable might have noticed that the
cache name is also the name of a Bob Dylan song with a famous
video. Note the characters that appear at the end. That's the part
that is still relevant today.