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Virtuals are few and far between. They're a dying breed since you can't make any new ones (at least on gc.com). "Earthcaches" are another type of virtual with no real cache to find. Just ignore those and hunt for "real" caches instead, it's easy to do.

Yeah the one she was turned off on was inside dinosaur valley state park. We were on our way between two real cache sites and decided to trip through the thorn and woods to find nothing it turned out. I can guarantee every time she now asks, "is it a virtual?"
 
One of my friends is replacing his cache U/W after a local dive shop found it and brought it to the surface late last year in a documentary about geocaching, along with the concrete slab he used for covering it.

Only problem is you need a boat to access the area, and the visibility is generally 2-3M at best
 
Why would they do that??
 

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