First of all, we want to thank all you readers out there that take the time to leave feedback or drop us a note, an e-mail or come up to us at a meet n greet.
2014 was a pretty good year for Pam & I. We found just over 1000 caches during the year, finished # geo-arts {VTCC, The Tobacco Heritage Trail, Star Trek and Final Approach} and started one other one we have yet to finish. We also visited 8 states, other than Virginia.
In late March, Pam & I published what is currently Virginia's largest Geo-art (or graffiti). SNAP!!!-land contains 100 easy puzzle caches and can easily be completed in a 6 to 8 hour period.
So, enough of the small talk, let's get to the main reason for this blog. In our second year of caching, while traveling back to Suffolk from a day of caching, we would talk about the best cache of day. It didn't take long for this to develop into The "COVETED" SNAP!!! Cache of the Day Award.
The idea of a Cache of the year came to us in 2011. We took each of the winners of the Cache of the Day and laid them all out and eventually came down to 3 or 4 best of the year.
In 2011 we took a trip to Pennsylvania and visited GC59AF: Thousand Steps Cache. To this day both Pam & I think of it as our best cache ever and it was named the 1st SNAP!!! Cache of the Year.
The 2012 winner was in Smithfield, VA, GC3PTB0: Smithfield's Porcine Parade.
Last year the winner was a WVTim cache. GC44RDE - The Key is the Key.
So here we are, the moment of truth:
3rd Place: GC5CVD9 - NHT: Symbols of the Cemetery - hidden by cameramoose - located in Norfolk, VA. This is a very well put together Wherigo that teaches you about the different types of headstones and monuments.
2nd Place: GCA8E - Great Big Rock - hidden by 9ingers - located in Forsyth, NC. This cache was hidden in May of 2001 and is well worth the visit. A nice walk through a park and a short hike up a hill to a great location.
The 2014 WINNER of the
"EXTREMELY COVETED" SNAP!!! Cache of the Year
GC4XD7M - The Hermitage Gardens: A Walking Tour - hidden by Prytz+1
located in Norfolk, VA
This is another really well put together Wherigo cache and it takes you on a great walking tour of one of Norfolk's hidden gems.
Congrats!!!
May everyone have a safe and Happy New Year!!!
As Always: Stay Safe & Keep Caching!
Suffolk Nana and Papa
SNAP!!!
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