Fill Out a Geocache Logbook

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	{{stub|date=2016-01-08}}One of the essential aspects of finding a [[Have Geocaching Log Etiquette|geocache]] is to sign the logbook. What you enter depends on the type of logbook		{{stub|date=2016-01-08}}One of the essential aspects of finding a [[Have Geocaching Log Etiquette|geocache]] is to sign the logbook. What you enter depends on the type of logbook
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	== Steps ==		== Steps ==
	#[[Go Geocaching|Find a geocache]].		#[[Go Geocaching|Find a geocache]].
−	#Determine the type of [[Go Geocaching|logbook in the cache]]. Micro caches often contain nothing more than a strip of paper. In the case of nano caches that strip of paper might be very small. Nano log books may only have room for your initials.  Slightly larger micros may have room for your geocaching handle and maybe a date.  If  you found a small, regular or large cache you may have room to write more.	+	#Determine the type of [[Go Geocaching|logbook in the cache]]. Micro caches often contain nothing more than a strip of paper. Nano log books may only have room for your initials.  Slightly larger caches probably have room for your geocaching handle and maybe a date.  If  you found a small, regular or large cache you may have room to write more. Many experienced cachers have a stamp instead of writing instrument so it might be worthwhile looking at them.
−	#If you encounter a logbook where there is enough room to leave more than your initials or geocaching handle, go ahead and write. Many cache owners and other geocachers enjoy reading logs, so don't be afraid to write a paragraph, or more.	+	#If you encounter a logbook where there is enough room to leave more than your initials or geocaching handle, go ahead and write. Many cache owners and other geocachers enjoy reading logs, so don't be afraid to write a paragraph or more.
	== Tips ==		== Tips ==