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There's also a first draft cachetur https://cachetur.no/tur/698

Same problem - 6-Sep-2019. Using Google Chrome under Windows 10. Tried Microsoft Edge - same result.

I have played several AR caches and created one myself using Metaverse, but I'm struggling to see how the typical "AR" cache is using augmented reality. The experiences don't really interact with the environment and the caches could all have been done as Wherigos. I know that the tools that have been sanctioned for the test were not designed for geocaching and maybe if AR caches become a new, supported cache type, the tools will evolve to fit better with some existing geocaching models such as a multi-cache. Has anyone played an AR cache that makes good use of augmented reality? Or does anyone have thoughts on what a great AR cache would include?

Just noticed that GCT9X5 Shelton Travel Bug Museum and Hotel - cache page says hours are Tuesday - Friday 11:00 am to 5:00 pm, Saturday 11:00 am - 4:00 pm. If this one is important to you, it might be worth swinging by after GC7VJ3W Take Me Home, Country Roads, assuming you make it that far.

I was just logging a trackable and appreciating the formatting bar - just like the one I see above this text box. I wish the new(ish) cache logging page had a formatting bar too. Since I don't use MarkDown enough to have it memorized, I sometimes use http://www.toptensoftware.com/markdowndeep/dingus to create a fancy log. But it would be convenient to have the formatting bar right on the cache logging page, as it is on the trackable logging page. Thanks for all you do!

We are also struggling with this cache. WhereYouGo does appear to be sending us to Kamloops as the closer we get to Canada, the smaller the distance gets. When we were near Long Beach the distance was 480 km. Katsurian, I'm not sure what you mean about the language preference. In the Android WhereYouGo player that I have you can't get to the code entry page unless you enter a language. We did that, but the distances are pointing us towards Canada, not Long Beach. Can you offer any other suggestion?

Often we want to return to a previously researched cache and know the GC code for it. It would be very convenient to have a GC search function on the geocaching.com homepage. Same for travel bugs. It would be very convenient to be able to enter a TB code on the homepage and go straight to the TB logging page. Having a couple of additional functions on the website homepage would make our use of geocaching.com much more efficient.