Caching in San Antonio

We spent Labor Day weekend in San Antonio with some friends, Rachel and Jason. We also got to meet their new roommate, Nese. After a party with some of Rachel's co-workers, we took a short detour and found a cache on the side of the road - a quick find and intro to geocaching for Nese: Cache with a Name.

The next day, we were looking for quirky things to do in San Antonio, and I found a few interesting places to go and see. In the end, only one was really all that interesting, and even though we didn't go there looking for a cache, we certainly found one: Barney Smith's Toilet Seat Museum. Barney is way nice and has so much history here. Pieces of the Berlin Wall, the Challenger, and seven lids of geocacher signatures :-)

Random cache to share

Quite by accident last night, while logging my finds, I stumbled across this cache listing: Jarosovsky pivovar II. Turns out, this is what happens when you get one letter wrong in the GC code. However, this random cache struck me as...odd. When you look at it, you will see what I mean. At the very least, look at the photo in the cache listing.