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104daysummervacation, don't get too excited. I just tested our closest one Amble Around Alcester GC161DA and and it looks REALLY good! The page transitions are very impressive. But! It doesn't work. At one stage you have to enter a date and it says it's incorrect. It must be comparing it as text or number or whatever It's also very clunky in counting down the distance to the next zone. This might be due to its urban setting but it would be unusable if I didn't already know where to go next. Mark

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wherpigo/id385035547?mt=8#

We got a Souvenir for Mega Scotland (see profile) It showed up on the iPhone app when we were there

In the Geocoins section of http://www.geocaching.com/track/default.aspx Mark

Deceangi is the main man!

Looks fine to me (using firefox) Mark

20292: Personal Notes for Cache Listings I like this BUT.... it's a pity the notes aren't then included in a GPX download or PQs Mark

Deserves its own special icon I reckon! Mark

Co-coincidently, that one 'What comes next' question Hereford, Hertford Hurricanes etc was used in a puzzle cache south of Birmingham Mark

Yeah, beaver we knew that one at least!

Intriguing! I just knocked up a GreaseMonkey script to count the rows: http://www6.brinkster.com/coolsite/row_count.user.js and yes, your page four does only have 19. I haven't found the one with 21 yet though Mark

Personally, I don't think there ought to be records for 'most caches paced' (letterbox or otherwise) either! Mark

Predictably, here's our first contribution: Most Countries in 24 Hours Perhaps mongoose39 could remove his pages to avoid confusion Mark

Here you go: http://www.geocachingrecordsuk.co.uk/ http://www.talkytoaster.info/ukrecords.htm All pretty similar, all out of date If records are worth keeping surely they're worth keeping up to date! Mark

I think that's the THIRD version of that records list I've seen in the last couple of weeks and they all well out of date! Mark

Team Balders was FTF on one on Arran (300+ miles from his home) over two years after it was published! I seem to recall the The Bolas Heathens were FTF on one in Iceland which was published before leaving home as well Mark

Our furthest FTF from home was 107 miles but we were staying in the Travelodge about a mile away when it was published so that doesn't really count Our furthest from home where the cache was already published before we left home is 35 miles / 50 mile drive. Mark

Anyone else noticed that the EarthCaches forum is now grouped in with other spurious stuff in 'GPS Related Topics'? I'm sure it used to be under 'General Geocaching Discussions' Is this a sign of TPTB disowning ECs? Mark

Having to gather information and then do further Googling amounts to the same thing as well and therefore shouldn't be aloud Mark

Chris I understood the OP to mean 'Bonus' caches where you have to enter gathered details into a webpage to get a final location (as per the example I gave earlier) these are no longer allowed. This is NOT the same a forgetting to print off bonus cache details before you go and looking it up when out in the field Mark

I was under the impression (ie in an answer to a question I asked Deci about a year ago) that these sort of caches were no longer allowed. Existing ones like the GC1F4NV Chiltern Hundred Bonus were Grandfathered in though Which newer caches are you referring to? Mark

The other A.P.E cache maybe? Mark

YOSM is just a moving Virtual owned by OutForTheHunt. No proximity rules apply. A trig pillar can be a YSOM and have a micro stuck in the hole on as well eg GC1NEDD is a Micro YSM188 is the YSOM at the same pillar Mark

Agreed! We've had some great caching days during Winter. If going further afield we'll stop overnight in a Premier Inn/Travelodge etc the night before to make the most of the daylight Mark

No you can't* *not on www.geocaching.com anyway