There was a recent post about clever hiding methods and I'd like to hear
more about the ways people have been thinking 'outside the box' in their
hiding methods. If you have used a clever method, but don't want to reveal
too much about it to the list, please email me off list at
DogScouts@hotmail.com

I have a trail where I'd love to hide some boxes, but it's a marsh/grassland
(so no rocks or logs) and all the structures along the trail seem to be
built in a way that makes hiding things most difficult. There is a 6-8" gap
at the bottom of all the walls, the benches are 2x4's that have spacers
between the boards (so you can see thru them), and the undersides of the
roofs are smooth!

I created a 'box' by using a dremel to carve out a piece of 2x4 and using 2
large 'keyhole' hangers that I hope will work to keep it in place under a
bench while keeping it easily accessible. I figured since 2x4's were most
prevelent, using a 2x4 would help it blend in with the 'area'. I also bought
some black, fake leather eye glass cases that are thin that I am thinking of
using Velcro to attach to the under side of the supports for a small 'table'
in the center of one of the shelters. I'd prefer to use regular size
stamps/logs, but will go to micro boxes if I have to.

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