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[@Komikino]

Loved the POV of the Jeep going up the trails.

[@LANMonkey]

Thanks @Komikino - great to know that shot is appreciated!

[@GeocachingKeats94]

Great episode! Epic exploring! Happy caching!

[@LANMonkey]

Thanks Keats, appreciate that feedback! Cache safely, and cache often!

[@JustCarloGeocaching]

Inspiring words. I feel like a ‘lazy’ cacher sometimes compared to others, but then quickly remember that others have a 10+ year head start lol. It’s definitely about your own achievements.

[@LANMonkey]

Thanks Carlo - I would in no way classify you as a lazy cacher! LOL. Keep doing what you are doing!

[@CacheCanada]

Nice message, good footage.

[@LANMonkey]

Thanks @CacheCanada - appreciate the positive feedback!!

[@globaltreckers]

Love it! Sick EJeep:)

[@LANMonkey]

Thanks! 👍 Glad you enjoyed!

[@gsmX2]

This is the first time I have seen an ammo can full of water. Could you see any reason for that? What are you using on your shoulder strap for audio? For me, friends are the best geocaching finds. Thanks for sharing.

[@LANMonkey]

Great questions/feedback @gsmx2 - thanks! Ammo can - most likely culprit is the seal was slightly offset after the last time it was closed, or perhaps there were pine needles or dirt in the seal. It takes very little to make a steel ammo can NOT watertight anymore when it comes to that rubber seal, in our Pacific Northwest experience. The cache had sat through the winter and spring before we found it (a bit lonely!) meaning snow, melt, and lots of rain. Audio - provided mostly via the wireless mic for our DJI pocket cam. Friends - absolutely agree with you!