NitseHee

Is there something to show which caches you have on your private bookmark lists when you use the "Search for nearest caches" option from your user homepage? I know that if I've already bookmarked a cache it will show after I open to view the cache details but I was looking for an identifier in the list to tell me I've already bookmarked something similar to the option in the Google Map view.

You find 4 State Park approved caches at the next trip for your scout troop. It's legit, a little map and compass, GPSr is being introduced and, well, they need a 5 mile hike for rank advancement, right?

I'm in that category of girls that didn't like girl scouts in my area so I waited and was an Explorer (now Venturing) Scout. Philmont 50 miler, Mountain Search and Rescue trained, Backwoods First Aid, with a ton of backpacking, climbing, and rappelling. Now as an adult, Cub Leader with my son Tiger through AOL, ASM, Crew Advisor, District Committee, OA Ordeal (working toward Brotherhood), Wood Badge - Eagle, Powder Horn, BSA Lifeguard and most recently District Award of Merit. And there's still time to cache!

I must had answered this on our state webpage but here's how I got my name. NitseHee is a hiking trail name I earned on a scout trip a few years ago. I'm told it very roughly translate to Eagle Woman. The only way I'd ever become an eagle in scouting was by being placed in a patrol called Eagles during a course I was taking. I became good friend with one of the other participants in the group and we expanded our scouting interest and the name went from there. NitseHee now doubles as my geo name and trail name. I finally got my eagle! SR-496 Eagles Dare to Soar!

Using the Advanced Search options - I wanted to use Advance Search from the main Waymark Directory page but I see it's not an option here. It's only after you choose one of the first level (people, places, things) categories that you can get to Advance Search. Is there a way to get to Advance Search another way? If the number of hits would be too large, maybe limit the categories you can Advance Search from the main directory like coordinate, username and/or waymark code only? I think this it a great alternative for those interested in non-trinket GPSr games. I just found this yesterday so I'm still figuring some things out.