Lisa (LCSM) was kind enough to take the Syracuse Post-Standard on the hunt for a cache in Ithaca. They filmed it, and now we have it on tape. (And there's a huge spoiler on where the cache is located )

Video with article:
http://blog.syracuse.com/outdoors/2009/07/video_geocaching_with_lisa_lop.html

Video:
http://videos.syracuse.com/post-standard/2009/06/geocaching.html

Pictures:
http://photos.syracuse.com/gallery/4456/Geocaching

A movie star!!!   

Here's the article and video combined:

http://blog.syracuse.com/outdoors/2009/07/video_geocaching_with_lisa_lop.html

I can SO hear Lisa saying this:

"I'm currently ranked 75th in the state," she said proudly, while preparing in the parking lot at Taughannock Falls State Park last month for a day of gaming.

I honestly had no idea they were going to make a video that day, but it was a lot of fun.  I wrote to the cache owner after they posted it to warn him about the spoiler pictures.  I had grabbed the cache before either the reporter or the photographer figured out what I was doing-I've gotten good at the stealth thing-but they really wanted to see how it was hidden. 
They completely didn't understand what TB's were or why I thought that leaving the red jeep TB there was a good trade, but that's OK.  Oh, and about my new found fame, I'm signing autographs for the price of hints on the tough ones! 

Wow!............with all the hints that i have shared............you owe me a book L!!!!!!!!!!

  Lisa did a great job of being filmed. Very cool and collected and did a nice job explaining what can be a bit complicated. I felt as though I was walking along the trail with her! I also saw the article in the newspaper which I recommended to two people who have expressed an interest in caching.