Found it late this afternoon on my way out. Couldn't try on my way in due to incoming muggles. Even had to dodge muggles on the way out. The find is easy, the muggle avoidance is the difficulty. Cache is in good shape. TNLNSL. TFTC!

I peeked in on the cache yesterday while in the park, and it's doing just fine, just had to add some natural camo around the hiding spot.

If anyone's looking at snagging this one during the winter, if it's a managed hunting date, please don't enter the park until after noon. After today, the remaining hunting dates are starting again in January 2013 on the following dates: January 7; January 28; February 11; February 19.

Thank you CycleAngela!! I have put your coordinates on top of the page, and the hint field contains your hint. I appreciate it! I just have to get off my butt and change the locations it's been, and "current location" in the body of the cache page.

The new coordinates are N 39° 12.746 W 76° 55.067. Parking is at N 39° 12.750' W 76° 55.074. It's a short walk down the trail at my favorite park. The new hint is oruvaq gerr bs guerr

Ah man........even on these I cant get to them befor Chaz LOL Never the less Im glad to be able to sign off on it & see it on its way. Should be cool to watch its travels. Thanks for bringing it to the picnic so we could sign.

Hey Angela we dont have to go to doors at houses for folks to think we are creepy!!!!

Good seeing everyone & Good Luck with this traveling cache. Maybe it will be a restart of being able to do these again.  :>)  Mother Wolf

I stopped by this morning to find this one. I had texted dudleygrunt first to make sure I was at the right house, so I wouldn't be "that creepy person." I went and found a few more caches, heard back from him, so I stopped back by on my way home. He asked if I would bring this to the MGS Summer Picnic tomorrow (8/4), so this will be going to an event before I move it somewhere. If no one from the event can move it along, I'll re-hide this on Sunday. Thanks for the cache!

Yes, you may.  I was going to take it to NC with me, but forgot it.

I'll probably move to another location, soon.

So this is obviously at a house, I assume it's at your house DG? Just so I can add it as one of the locations the cache visited. Thanks for adding the cache name and waypoint to the logbook. Duh, I even had that thing in my hands after it was placed. I figured the 10 or so people who would have found it in WNY knew exactly what they were finding.

URGHHH! 

I forgot to grab the cache this morning, before heading to work - from which I'll be leaving to head to NC.

Ah well, it is stil available for any other locals who would like to log it.  And if you want to move it along, feel free.

 

 

Thanks to DudleyGrunt for bringing this moving cache to my attention. Most definately would not have found it otherwise. That's a pretty good sized moving cache. TNLN TFTC

I've placed this moving cache at the following coordinates for the next few days.  I'd like to move it to North Carolina, this coming weekend, so if you can simply sign the log, that would be appreciated.

N 39 09.211  W 76 47.847

Hint - haqre fvqr fgrcf (you'll have to manually decrypt that)

 

3401.  Picked up after my event in Western New York.  Will take it back to Maryland or even to North Carolina next weekend.

I didn't see see the waypoint or cache name anywhere, so I wrote it on the inside cover of the log book.

Thanks and Happy Trails!

42.57.917 

078.41.810

So people can find it for the event.

Record of type [Note] deleted.

Found it at the great Beer BBQ and cacheing event at Fat Bobs. Its sitting in the geomobile now I will get out to hide it soon. Thanks,,SF7

Saw this one at the event with good friends.

Found it, and am taking to the event tonight at Fat Bob's Smokehouse. Rayman did an excellent job. Coords were dead nuts on, and it was well hidden. I actually stumbled around for about 10 minutes, and called him for a hint, although I'm sure I would have looked there eventually.

Yes, we will collectively figure this thing out! By the way, there were very few moving caches the first year of OCUS's existence, and there have been a few more lately. So the OCUS staff is looking into the ability to log multiple finds on a moving cache, and for the cache owner to log finds on their own moving cache. Whose to say I wouldn't run out to a new location, hidden by someone else, and "find" the cache? We will see what happens there. You can do both those things on an old Geocaching.com moving cache, even though new ones were banned in 2003, and there's probably less than 100 in existance in the whole world.

Hmm, apparently you don't get credit for a find if you log a "Moved", so here's my find log too.

Took a couple of branch thwack's to the face on the way to this one. Why does it always hurt more in the wintertime? Also got the top of my hand pierced by one of those hawthorne trees near the cache too. Evil, evil trees. Once again, coords were spot on with your new Maggie and I had no troubles locating it.

Decided to move it at the urging of the cache owner further south along the canal. I was hesitant at first knowing full well that I'd probably sit on it for weeks since I'm so lazy. But, I ended up finding a very nice spot closeby also on public canal lands. Park along the side of Fisk Road at N43° 6.772 W078° 44.242 and head north up the hill to the cache, which is located at N43° 06.828 W078° 44.198. Terrain and difficulty remain the same, and no hint should be needed. Will probably be muddy at times, so wear boots.

FTF!  Saw this come up this AM but was moving slow on New Years Day.  Eventually the sun went away and it started to rain.  Despite the weather, I headed out into it.  Made a quick find and left it there.  I'm sure someone will move it along some day.  TFTC!

Seeing how we'll probably screw this up, here is another Opencaching moving cache as an example. http://coord.ch/OU00D1

Personally, the only 2 types of log that I, the cache owner, can post are comment and moved. I'm quite sure anyone who isn't the cache owner will have a 3rd option, found.