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Wow. Best of luck to you Sax ! Rest in penultimate peace.

Try this out, and if it floats your boat, then rock the vote ! Our high mountain jeepin' adventure... Here's the photo of our day... Click here for your photo vote

Only problem is that Di-Hydrogen Monoxide has a chemical composition of H2O... Which makes it water. This is a prank.

Then something went click in my head... Awhile ago clayjar made a tool that you can find here http://www.clayjar.com/gcrs/ It helps to rate them properly. I haven't used it, but it seems pretty good.

This is a good question. I made a cache difficulty of 3 terrain of 5 because it was on top of a steep rutted hill. But then someone was mad because it didn't require a humvee and helmets and rapelling gear to get to it. Ranking these is a damned if you do, damned if you don't approach. My two cents. But I also have seen what you mentioned, one that should have ranked a 10 on the 1-5 scale that was listed as a 1.5 Go figure. I always just take it as a suggestion.

I found a dead man that was apparently murdered near the border of Nevada by Las Vegas. Does that qualify ?

Approvers are awesome. Whether you like em or not, they are unpaid volunteers and that makes em king's and queens in my book !

My name is Chris and I am a cacher... It's been 32 days since my last cache... What were those steps again... Aggh !

I just bought Microsoft map-point for my job, and oh my ! It is really powerful... Anyone out there ever use it with your portable GPS ? For those who wonder what I am talking about... click here Not advertising for them. Just curious if anyone's tried it ?

I would like to second this one. I have beat the living hell out of my GPSr (GPS receiver)

If you don't have your manual, you may download it here... Etrex Venture manual

Hey guys, try out this. That'll fix em...

Simple. Open the doors and allow anyone to come into the geo-caching community and use the sport any way they please... (Oh wait, we are already there...)

Who said that you are the official authority allowed to tell them they can't ? 'Nuff said

As for me, I use the old skills taught me in Desert Storm when I was in the Marines. Everytime I stand up to leave, I check for the critical items that I need to complete the mission. In this case, wallet, GPS, keys, cell phone. I physically touch them, and that way, muscle memory does the checking when my head forgets... It's a habit, what can I say. Useful for remember your rifle in the field too.

You asked for it.

I AM my logo. Or wait, is my logo me ?

There is only one.

Geocaching family portrait ? But I couldn't resist the fusion...

Ah Ha ! There it is again... I don't know why you call out Markwell. What's the skivvy on that ?

guilty I figured you would be in there somewhere... Whassup GPSax ?

Gotta chime in here... When I first started playing, there was a similar post and I said then and still agree... If inaccurate coordinates are good enough, then I have a cache hidden somewhere in California waiting just for you. Best of luck. As for me, I say put the best coords possible on it, and do a better job hiding it if you want to up the ante on finder's difficulty.

What would be abnormal would be finding every cache all the time.

Wow. Bons. You actually do more than flame people. Way to go man !

TNLNSL-GTHOOT Took Nothing Left Nothing Signed Log Got The Hell Out Of There