What the Frack #43

06/28/2019 By jsrufduf
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05/29/2019 By MikeOtt
Nice to get a multi on our trip to Colorado from Delaware

05/29/2019 By JeffS47
On Colorado trip with my cot. Great multi.

01/27/2019 By Back Country Horsemen
For some reason I have a hard time lining up letters with numbers & I got 2 of the wrong here which caused my huggle to look at the wrong end. No problem once I corrected my mistake.

12/24/2018 By oz8118
I'm grabbing a few caches today north of Denver as my early Christmas present to myself. I enjoyed picking up another easy multi smiley here. Thanks for creating this EXTENSIVE cache series Barasaur.
Cheers, keep calm and cache on!

08/17/2018 By FresnoDancingFool
My millennium finds are important to me and I like to make them special and hence memorable. As this was to be my 22,000th find I decided to make it happen in Colorado as my first such find there, and also wanted to make it a multicache as I had had no millennium finds involving that beacon so far. So I stopped searching for letterbox hybrids after twelve straight successful search and drove to stage one for this cache.

I noted the numbers, determined the coordinates of the final, and walked to those coordinates as they were close enough. And I have my memory as I found the container easily and signed the log. This is a very good and easy multi; TFTC and TF#22,000! FDF favorite point!

07/13/2018 By intrepiidexplorer
I was looking forward to dropping a trackable in this "small" container but it's actually a micro. Looking for a world turtle near these caches. Thanks for getting me one smile closer to finding it!

07/13/2018 By LostinDenver
Easy parking for both stages
Thanks! Today @intrepiidexplorer and I came up to this area to grab a bunch of letterboxes and help @intrepiidexplorer complete the Hidden Creatures campaign. Tftc!

05/27/2018 By doglover&pups
Number 10 of my fracking multi cache adventure. TFTC

05/20/2018 By Denali41
I had found a number of the What the Frack multi-caches in early 2017 but have had other activities occupy my agenda over the intervening months. So I decided it was time to get after this interesting series again and hit this portion of "fracking country" with my puppies Orizaba and Chimborazo. Found a few more of these caches the other day, found more today, and will return soon for some others. I recall when all the land in this area now being used for hydrocarbon extraction and for residential development was highly productive, irrigated agricultural land. The dramatic alterations in land use since the day long ago when Denali50 and I came to see a Whooping Crane resting in this general area during its migration, is the major takeaway from the observations I made recently and today while seeking out geocaches. What remarkable changes have occurred.

It was a wet experience finding these caches, with intermittent mist and mud along the roadsides and in the fracking areas. Nonetheless, the puppies enjoyed getting out at each stop

Thanks for this series, Barasaur. I hope to return soon to the other caches of your fracking multis.