GeoBroke

The local PUD was near my house clearing land of blackberries. I walked over to check out the work and found a GC that had been archived 2 years ago because it was lost. I contacted the CO and its been 3 weeks with no reply. What should I do with the GC? There are no trackables in the container.

I can't send to GPS with my PN-40 after firmware update. See: Waypoint ErrorWasn't sure where to post this. Please remove from the incorrect place here on the forums. Thanks

I have a Delorme PN-40 that I recently upgraded the firmware on and when I click on the "Send to GPS" I get and error that says "Waypoint Indexing Problem" on step 3. I am not sure if this is a GPS problem or not.

I use my iPhone 4 for the caches that are easy enough to do at work. When we are hiking or camping I use our Delorme pn-40 which works great.

Um, that was from 6 years ago!

A price range would be the first bit of info needed. You can get a cheapy for about $30 at stores like KMart or you can go up to the $$$ Zodiacs. I am eyeing an inflatable kayak AirHead that would be all around fun.

#100 was the Lilly Pad for myself.

Its there now, thanks for the help!

Recently found a cache out on a floating walkway across a pond that had a setup like this The cache is one of the lower blocks of wood that supports the rail. It pivoted out and there was a PVC pipe inside of it.

Code is GC2VEDD, it is a premium cache, but I am a premium member.

I type in the GC code and it doesn't find it either. It is a traditional cache and my settings are set to show all as well.

I have the GeoCaching App on my iPhone 4, there is one particular GC that I work near that doesn't show up on my App. I am not sure if that is the only one, but it is a new cache and all the others in the area are not. The GC in question shows on on the GC website itself and I got the notice email when it was published. There was another GC that was new a month ago and it showed up. Any ideas?

Thanks StarBrand!

Same problem with me as well.

This is the view from a guardrail cache.

Smallest was at the end of this multi GC133C2 Largest was this GC1Q6CW

Well, not quite the distance traveled as others: Find Nearest to Home GC2AEP1 - (Washington, United States)0.022mi Find Farthest from Home GC22T9W - (Arizona, United States)1124.86mi Find Farthest North GC1VA5K - (British Columbia, Canada)231.4mi Find Farthest South GC22T9W - (Arizona, United States)1124.86mi Find Farthest East GC1BAV7 (Arizona, United States) Find Farthest West GCPKPH - (Washington, United States) My Antipode is the same as FunnyNose.

I just spent the Holidays in Yuma and was suprised at the # of snowbirds driving Side x Sides like the Polaris Ranger. My grandparent's is street legal and had a good time caching with it! Now for a dual purpose rig I would go with a 90s Jeep Cherokee with the 4.0 litre straight 6.

might have to connect with my Expedia friends!

My 2 coins arrived today! One will be auctioned off with proceeds going to Susan G Komen under my aunts name who is a survivor! No Golden Ticket though.

#s 1 & 8 Been doing this off and on since 2003 and have 101 finds. Now when we plan hikes or camping trips I will load up most of the caches in the area and plan on grabbing at least a couple of them.

Elli Oreo Copper

Tools of the Trade

email sent- Yes name received- Yes card sent- Yes card received- Yes Thank you TonyaLynn! A nice Card/Ornament as well as a Tools of the Trade coin (2006) & a 2007 Itialian Geocoin. Will try to remember to take photo tonight.

Payment sent on Friday!