I remember it, because initially, I got blamed for it due to the temporal proximity of me placing a cache when the bomb report went in (even though my cache was a good 5 km from the bomb report). Yes, it was a camo tube that someone thought was a bomb, so he took it home and threw it in his recycling, then called police. "Look dear, I found a bomb and brought it home for the kids!" Last year someone else found a cache in an ammo can on NCC property, complained to the NCC (who understand geocaching) and nothing happened, so they called police who came, took it away, opened it up, found a geoSquid card and blamed me again. -----Original Message----- From: kag-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:kag-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Hoover Sent: 2-May-06 21:50 To: kag@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [kag] Re: BOOM On Tue, 2 May 2006, Lloyd Baker wrote: > http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=252d51ec-9e73-4b > 02-86d0-605b0bfcc9e8&k=26666 Heh. At least the bomb squad didn't go in with the RCMP and mountain rescue crew. If I remember correctly, there was a cache a couple of years ago that the Ottawa bomb squad decided to detonate. Does anybody remember that? Wasn't it a PVC tube painted in camoflauge colours? -- Hoover ------------------------------------------------------------ Kingston Area Geocachers mailing list //www.freelists.org/webpage/kag ------------------------------------------------------------ Kingston Area Geocachers mailing list //www.freelists.org/webpage/kag