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I am going to drive over to the Arkansas and Missouri border from Ponca that way I can grab some caches in those states well. I think we are going in Missouri as far as Roaring River state park. My wife used to cmap there when she was young and wants to go see it again.

I am going to be visiting some family in Ponca City, Oklahoma at the end of the month and I am kind of curious about what are the must grab caches in the area? do not bother with caches? And so on... Also is anyone going to be around that would like to pass on some TB's and or Geocoins that want to find there way to the east coast? Brian

I have been looking for a way to have the hint for caches show up in a user data field in GSAK. I tried asking on the GSAK forums but I can't get a response. Does anyone know of a macro that I can use to do this? Or if it is even possible?

Is it possible to have a feature added where once you solve a puzzle cache the proper coordinates show on the cache page some where? And to have the puzzle icon on the map change to something slightly different to reflect that it is a puzzle cache that you have solved but have yet to go find.. Maybe by incorporating a geochecker type thing onto a puzzle cache that once you imput the right coordinates it updates the cache page to reflect that you solved it and will list the proper coordinates.

Anyone working on the Peter Pan Cache's? I am trying to get a team together to finish the series of 7 caches. I have the coordinates for the camden leg.

I am starting to see more and more night caches popping up. But when looking at the map of caches in the area its hard to tell whats a night cache and what not. I would love for there to be a new night cache label. That way when looking at the map you see you treasure chest ( traditional ), ? ( puzzle ) and maybe a pic of a moon for night caches.. What do you all think?

I too am placing my vote with South Jersey. I am also fairly new to the group, though in the time I have been apart of them I have seen some pretty cool things going on. They are very well organized and as I learned last weekend when I met a bunch of them for the first time they are also extremely nice people. I am looking forward to getting to know the rest and to helping the group expand further. [

BTW, if you're a baseball fan, you might want to try and score tix to see the Yankees who are in their last season in 'The House That Ruth Built'. Cache on Garth! Bah Yankees.... If you are going to see a game you might as well go see a good one and travel over to Queens to see the Mets. As for the waypoints. I too am curious to see if anyone comes up with anything.

LOL I guess I might have to get some ID from the rock to be sure its native then.

Ok so I didn't mean I bought just 1 rock.... I bought crap loads to landscape my yard and then I had a thought of turning one into a prop. So hence the orginal question.

Is it legal according to GC.com to drill a hole in a store bought rock and insert a micro and then placing the rock in the environment as a prop to hide a cache?

So no special writing utensil is needed. any pen can write on it?

Anyone know where I can get some water proof paper and the pencils used to write on it? Or even tell me what its called so I can look it up myself. Thanks Brian