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I have one that wants to have its picture taken with Little Free Libraries. I'm having a blast looking them up and going to visit them. Another one was a Star Trek figure and wanted to go to Riverside, IA. There's a cache in Colorado Springs that has two travel tags. One has the North coordinates and the other has the West coordinates for a mystery cache! You have to find both to get the coordinates (the TBs are supposed to stay in that area). I personally enjoy the photo ones.

Excellent, glad to help.

The error came about when I was editing an earthcache I was creating. It wasn't the initial dialogue.

When creating an earthcache there is a box to tick at the bottom that says "Yes. I have read and understand the guidelines for submitting an EarthCache" However, when you click on the link it takes you to a broken page on the GSA website. They have changed their links. I did a Google Search to find their EarthCache requirements since they didn't have a search feature on their site. Just letting whomever is in charge of that know about it.

Thank you for the tips! I didn't know that the chains came apart so easily.

Thanks for the input everyone! No buckeyes.

I have a bag full of buckeyes that I collected quite a while ago. I would like to put each individual into a small plastic baggie and leave them in caches (not for trade). However, I read up on buckeyes and it turns out they are deathly toxic if put in the mouth. I'm thinking either I could put a warning label inside the baggies or I could not use them as swag at all. Thoughts?

Well, thanks for the input, everyone. It's nice to know that there are other people baffled about this, but sad to find out that there isn't much to do about it.

In my area I was surprised to find a new geocache published by a user who had specifically stated in their geocache description that they had became a member a half hour ago. They had about seven finds. Their cache gets published. People went to find it. It wasn't there because they hadn't set it out yet. Then after they set it out, it was muggled. Oh, but they found it and put it back. About a week later, they get another cache published. It has no details/description and no hint. Nothing. Two people went to find it again (and these people have over 1000+ caches between them). Can't find it. In fact, the area is mostly water and muck and the d/t is 1.5 for both. I feel angry that these caches have even been published. Why would a reviewer publish these? It seems like it would be a good idea to have a certain amount of finds + time being a member before hiding caches.

Maybe the feature I'm talking about doesn't exist

Yes, I've done that. When it shows all the caches that person has hidden, I would like the ones that I have found to be displayed on the first page. You can click on the "Favorites" icon, and that will pull up all the favorited caches from the highest to the lowest. What I'm looking for is for the caches that I have found that have been hidden by that person to be displayed on the first page (so I don't have to slog through 30 pages to look for the smileys).

Hello! Is there a way to arrange my geocache finds by who hid them? I am working on a puzzle cache where I have to find five caches hidden by the same user. I know I have found some, but I wanted to know if there is a search feature that lets me organize my geocache finds by who hid them instead of having to click on the link to each cache. I tried going to the users profile and clicking on their hides, but they have hundreds of hides and they aren't arranged by which ones are closest to me. That would make it a little easier. Also, I clicked on their "Map This Location", but it just showed my location with all my finds. Thanks!