Cloak.n.Dagger

Name sent: November 14, 2016 Name received: November 26, 2016 I sent my gift: December 7 2016 My gift arrived at destination: Returned?? Resent Jan 13, Received January 18 I received a gift December 27, 2016 (Can't be activated)

Name sent: November 14, 2016 Name received: November 26, 2016 I sent my gift: December 7 2016 My gift arrived at destination: Returned?? I received a gift December 27, 2016 (Can't be activated) Upon checking the Address, I written it down incorrectly will be resending immediately tomorrow with a bonus because of the error.

Name sent: November 14, 2016 Name received: November 26, 2016 I sent my gift: December 7 2016 My gift arrived at destination: I received a gift

Name sent: November 14, 2016 Name received: November 26, 2016 I sent my gift: My gift arrived at destination: I received a gift:

I was so pleased with what you were trying to do, I had to share it on a podcast last week. I hope to get the word spread out to get as many people involved have shared on a couple different social media sites to get as many people involved with a positive mission like this as I can. For those wondering what podcast it was you can listen in on Geocaching Podcast.

Name sent: November 14, 2016 Name received: I sent my gift: My gift arrived at destination: I received a gift:

Has anyone noticed that the 2016 Lackey coin is missing it's icon? I remember reading somewhere that a particular lackey fixes these, but I don't remember what thread it was in. Is there a reset fix for this now, or does it still need to be corrected in house?

Do you have any coins left to sell?

Can you post an example? I don't know how you did a screen shot, but I can name the coins that should be unique icons that are not showing up. http://coord.info/TB7NV6W (aztec coin) http://coord.info/TB7JKNH (dutch windmill coin) http://coord.info/TB72WDW (Rot 13 Decoder coin) http://coord.info/TB7NEGB (The Great Warrior Battle Axe) http://coord.info/TB7H8FM (Wooden Nickel geocoin)

I agree, but more so when you buy coins that claim to have unique icons and then be generic, i too feel ripped off.

Hello all I am just wondering if I am not the only one who has a few Unique Geocoin Icons that are not working. I had read in the forums that this was once an issue. Is it again?

I still consider myself new the Geocaching. I am learning much, and would like to get more into the forums to talk with others. So Hello, nice to "see" you, and Merry Christmas!

It's common practice in my area as well (Bentonville Arkansas) As an event coordinator I see people drop caches in my events to show people what will be their for pick up. Looking at this list ahead of time helps other see what possible TBs they can help move for with perspective missions. This save a lot of time standing around the TB table looking up TB. One of the things I have experienced is that some inexperienced geocachers take the bugs and not log them. Then the TB remains at the event, even if archived. I had a few happen to me at my last event, and after waiting a month of not being logged I log the TB as "missing" so that then event does not show TBs standing in an archived event. Also this alerts TB owners of the current status and help them to further investigate where the TB may be. Since that point I now require all TBs to be logged properly before taken from an event. I hope that this will save much aggravation in the future to missing TBs

You found it, log it. That is why we added the "Rather you found it or not" description page in with our caches. Just because you didn't use the regular tools of the trade doesn't mean you aren't a geocacher.

I used to think people writing in my logs "TFTC" and that's it. Especially on my extremely creative caches. But I recently experienced a cheater, who had over 10,000 finds just come through with a blanket log saying the exact thing on a 1/1 cache as a 5/5 cache. So I checked my physical logs and there is no signature from this cacher. Integrity is very important to me, people that steal geocaches, and cheat to have big number finds but not actually try on find them, and some of them are simple PnGs I mean common...really How insecure does a person need to be to fake a find...I am left wondering of all those finds, if the cacher even found 100.

Geocaching on the decline? Are you serious, I have seen a boom in Geocaches hidden. Granted I am a newbie in the whole 15 year history, but I fail to see how geocaching is on the decline. I have seen more events, more caching, and a higher interest than I have in my first year.

I recently found a GPSr left at an event I held, if it were not for the information displayed on the opening screen I would have had to do a lot of emails to try and find the owner. I have also lost my first GPSr and it was heart breaking. It's a hard thing to swallow, but I think that many of us have lost one GPSr for one reason or another...it's part of getting those Geocaching Stripes....it's a hard lesson learned, but hopefully those that have lost theirs put them on lanyards and list their contact info. That doesn't mean there won't be someone not so honest person that will do the right thing...but it definitely ups your odds of getting it returned to you.

It's a useless number, even though my number is higher than average, I don't really put much stock in it. I personally think that if you want to know where your Karma is at, you just need to look at your own actions...do you repair and help maintain cahes that don't belong to you for others to enjoy after you? Do you CITO???? Do you help others less experienced than you? Do you actually trade swag of equal or more value? For me, it is these things that are far more important that hiding caches.