Sometimes the cache container itself is really cool, especially if it is something besides the usual tupperware or ammo box. The coolest one I've ever seen was a Japanese cache called "Waterfall of Nunobiki."
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=e54da75a-7650-4cb3-b912-9fc1d94f5bf0
The main cache container there was a handmade wooden shrine that included a bamboo (or small reed) roof and wooden doors with a sliding bolt lock. It was securely fastened to the back side of a tree outside a mountainside lookout railing. The front side of the tree had a stray guardian cat living under a tied down umbrella with a patch of carpeting as a floor.
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