Posted by admin on May 08, 2009
Feel free to download, print and use the following Geocache log sheets. The only thing I ask is that you do not link to the direct download URLs on any other Website when sharing, but rather send others to this blog post:
Nano sheets (0.8cm) - For very small caches, primarily nano's.
1.25 Inch - Good for various small/micro caches including the ever-so-popular magnet bison tube.
1.5 Inch - Good for various small/micro caches including the ever-so-popular film canister.
2.5 Inch - Good for various small/micro caches including the ever-so-popular magnet keyholder.
Stash Notes (1.25") - These are not logs, but simply information sheets that will explain what Geocaching is in case a muggle finds your cache.
Happy Caching 
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