Logs for Johnny Boy and DB Cooper 

I have a logged and an unlogged dnf on this cache. The logged one was when the cache was at its original location. I can still feel the piece of velcro there. The second visit was to find it at its new location. That day I couldn't get a signal that even out the cache in the park. After that I looked at the log that changed the coordinates and since I knew the original location I felt I knew the new one. Found it there today without a GPS before a play at the rep. Thanks for the cache. 

Loved this all the way around. Nice job with the final. RdR, RodGowdy and I made the full run in a day. Just look at that cool peace sign in the lake. It is quite an accomplishment. Thanks for everything. 

I enjoyed following the directions, despite the incorrect solution. Then I enjoyed someone else slapping me over the head with the correct solution. Nice to meet you today. Thanks

[This entry was edited by Johnny Boy and DB Cooper on Saturday, April 24, 2010 at 8:56:14 PM.] 

Nice to run into the cache owner today. It was a team effort on the puzzle and the find. Thanks 

We wandered over here after breakfast in Pike Place Market. Everything was troublesome for me after the first waypoint. We doubted the existance of each point (at least I did) until Geomama spotted the red flag. She found everything from there. I just wrote my name in the log. Very clever and fun to be a weirdo in the park. Thanks 

Been a while since this was found. I was trouble by a rotten signal and slow moving brain near the final location, but then everything kicked in. Thanks for the fun hide idea. 

Grabbed this one during a walk around Queen Anne today. Enjoyed it. Thanks for the hide. 

Hooray hooray for the 2nd of January. Thanks for the hide. 

I love this puzzle and the psuedo tribute to TMP. We were joined by the cache owner for the find after he distracted us during our paddle with taunts and phone calls. Thanks for the hide. 

I got parking right next to it and used it as the jumping off point for a little urban caching walk. This is an interesting little place I never knew about. Thanks 

Fixed my DNF today from last year. I enjoyed the hiding place, even if it took me a year to find it. Thanks for the fun. 

Fun puzzle idea and misdirection. Finding this TMP puzzle cache completed the requirement of the know your local cacher challenge for me. The cache is well hidden in a cool spot. Thanks for the fun. 

While searching for the cache I found a legal portfolio in the roof supports. Inside there were papers that congratulated us for our resourcefulness. It wasn't the cache (or was it). We later found the the real container and we contragulated ourselves again. Thanks. 

I've had the solution for a long time (so to speak). The cache page caused seizures though and I have finally recovered enough to find your cache. Thanks. 

Icon count this one as a smiley. Finally 

Found this one with Rodgowdy on a run thorugh West Seattle. Thanks for maximizing the fun. 

Rey is so modest. He was the scout. Thanks. 

I was surprised that Rey del Roble hadn't done this one. Exchanged Bugs. Coords and hint right on. Thanks 

That is an interesting little "park." Found the cache quickly. Thanks 

We parked about 1/4 mile away and walked over. The challenge was extracting the container and the log. Cool little hide. Thanks. 

We really liked the sculptures, especially the one at the cache location. Thanks for the walk. 

This one was hidden perfectly by the previous finder. It was out of site from almost every angle. The gasket on the container is almost broken and the log is full. Thanks for the cache and the view. 

This one required an incredible amount of guts and stealth as several young actors were practicing outside. I made the grab and Cooper replaced. Thanks 

Found with Rey del Roble and DB Cooper before the 2Bugs event. Thanks 

It was a really fun. Coin quest event. 

Will attend. Dropping bug. 

Memorial Stadium in Everett, WA, Home of the Everett Aquasox, Single A affiliate of the Seattle Mariners. The Sox at inthe West Coast League. 

N 48° 17.145 W 122° 39.212
On the way through Oak Harbor. 

While searching around for a Virtual for the Coin Quest I noticed this one and remembered this spot. Curious thing is that there is a street that crosses James called Eric, which is my brother's name (Eric James). Thanks 

This is the new home of the Everett, WA Symphony. They upgraded this space on Colby Ave. Check them out www.everettsymphony.org 

Near several cool Half Canadian Caches and pieces of art. 

Need the icon. 

This flag is in Grand Park in Everett, WA. It is the site of our first Cache Find; the Silverstein Cache.