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It is also important to an owner to have easy access to the geocache. As an owner you are responsible for maintaining your geocache and taking care of any issues that may arise as long as your geocache is active. | It is also important to an owner to have easy access to the geocache. As an owner you are responsible for maintaining your geocache and taking care of any issues that may arise as long as your geocache is active. | ||
==Choose an appropriate size | ==Choose an appropriate geocache container== | ||
==The size== | |||
If you hide a real container you need to decide its size. Big containers offer space to drop and trade items. Small or tiny containers often contain only a log book but do not attract much attention. In case you already know the new location of your future geocache you need to find an appropriate size that can be hidden at that place. Most geocaches in towns range in size from ''nano'' to ''small''. In the woods such sizes would be hard to find. Out in nature you could place geocaches in size from ''normal'' to ''vary large''. Many cachers like geocaches with box containers containing a nice log book, items to trade and offering space to drop or retrieve trackables. | If you hide a real container you need to decide its size. Big containers offer space to drop and trade items. Small or tiny containers often contain only a log book but do not attract much attention. In case you already know the new location of your future geocache you need to find an appropriate size that can be hidden at that place. Most geocaches in towns range in size from ''nano'' to ''small''. In the woods such sizes would be hard to find. Out in nature you could place geocaches in size from ''normal'' to ''vary large''. Many cachers like geocaches with box containers containing a nice log book, items to trade and offering space to drop or retrieve trackables. | ||