seabee89
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I wouldn't say you are a snob, but choosy, as others had said. I have often had high expectations of a cache, only to get there and do more CITO than caching - sometimes recording a DNF for the cache. hikers say "hike yourenjoy own hike", and I think caching is the same way. Look for what you want to look for, and enjoy the game. I tend to remember the drive to the cache, the scenery, etc. For every boring cache I've found, I can think of 5 that have given me some good memories, stories, and sometimes scars.
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well, after reading other posts, i think I answered my own question...it is now marked as missing.
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I had a travel bug on my cachemobile but had to trade it in...how do I retire the bug that was on the old vehicle?
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thanks for the help...think I have it figured out now!
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I have a TB on my vehicle; I wanted to show it as being "taken" to a chace so I could get some mileage, but I dont have the option. I have tried to move it to inventory,and to keep it in my collection> How do I "take" it and get the mileage?
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I want to place an EC, as they are my favorite type of cache to find. I am also very much a student of weather, particularly severe weather. I want to buildn an EC around the Tri-State tornado of 1925, and the damage it caused. would be a great educational opportunity. Meteorology is an earth science, so would this type of cache work as an EC?
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I'll take a stab at 23. Nice coin. If I don't win, I need to order it!
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I have found a few that used lines in trees...one in the same woods I deer hunt in, and still took me three trips and a PAF to find. Another looked like a squirrel sitting on a branch - took forever to locate the 550 cord to lower the cache, but was very cool.
The best was a two litre bottle sewn into a stuffed animal (skunk). Have scars from running from the cache in fear of getting sprayed.
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US Navy Seabees, 1989-1994 Active Duty.
Indiana NG, 1997-98
US Navy Reserve Seabees, 1998-present
Seabee Combat Warfare Specialist
Operation Desert Shield/Storm
Operation Enduring Freedom x2
Operation Noble Eagle
Packing the seabag now for another ride.
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This is why we carry extra logs on caching trips...
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If you're taking the kids, take some water or other drinks for them. Don't forget the camera as well! When I first started taking my daughter, I found several good photo ops to have pics with her. Most of all, have fun.
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Gonna try to make it (as long as the wrist is in a cast, Uncle Sam can't take me away to that bad place). We talked at Moonshine at the picnic table right before the raffle. Good to meet you finally!
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I would love to purchase any version of this coin if there are any left over, or if you re-issue. They look great!
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I have found some proxies, and have moved them on. I totally understand why proxies are used, but also know the feeling of finding the actual coin. I'm good with either.
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How would I find out the amount of coins minted and the date released? I am making a spreadsheet for keeping track of a GC collection I have just started (by buying the coins only) and would like to include this for informational purposes.
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OH MY GOSH! This coin is soooo cool. I have been pokeing around looking for a first coin to buy. I love these. They are amazing! Too bad they can only be found on ebay now .. I would love to give credit (money wise) to the creator. But I really want it!
Blue and Red are back for a little while in the store. Here are the direct links:
Just purchased one of each, blue and red. Great looking coins for my first purchase. In fact, these coins made me want to start collecting GC (the proper way!).
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You've got the perfect job for this. Welcome to the game.
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Welcome to game!
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who do we contact for indigo group?
thanks,
bonblu
Try LEGS...Little Egypt Geocaching Society. There's a yahoo groups page at
LittleEgyptGeocachingSociety@yahoogroups.com
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CACHESTATS has a great map, like INATN. I use this. It automatically opens your "my finds" query and you can then copy and paste to your user profile.
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I'll post a DNF if I looked, and wasn't successful. I always ask tose looking for my caches to post one so I can at lest check on it. At the very least, I can help newbies find one using a PAF, and possibly get the favor returned later on!
I think DNFs are part of geocaching, so I'll post one if I can't find the cache I'm looking for. It's good for laughs at the next event at any rate (trust me, I've been laughed at a few times. Well, chuckled at anyway).
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Thought about a CITO...going to deploy very soon, so some friends may have to start. Thanks for the suggestions.
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Short of posting a message on the Midwest Area board, how could I find cachers in my area? We have a lot of new cachers (12+, probably college kids) here recently, and thoughts of a club or group are forming. Am I making this more complicated than I need to?
Many of these new cachers are getting DNFs on alot of our caches due to the uniqueness of the caches, and I hate to see them get frustrated this early. We could help with that as well in a group.
Thanks!
GeoCache Patch by State Are you interested?
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Sounds like a good idea to me.