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  1. On 3/29/2024 at 5:02 PM, Deepdiggingmole said:

    And they bring this attitude when they cache abroad and cause no end of grief when they log finds on virtuals and ECs with no answers sent - or log trails with no logsheets signed 

    i would have at least 6 more webcam logs - if i had claimed a selfie find

     

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  2. 5 hours ago, smudgepuss said:

    Some things that are noticeably different different between the UK and the Netherlands (the only country outside the UK I feel I've cached in enough to start getting a sense of) are:

     

    • Dutch cachers really like Woodies (collectible/swapable personalised wooden coins that may or may not have a trackable code on to discover).  They're so little of a thing in the UK that when in a group conversation with non-cachers I asked a caching friend of 10+ years 'I know this'll sound really suspicious to those of you who aren't X but... X, what does one do with woodies?', he'd literally never heard of them.  Which made my confidence that I wasn't just being smutty somewhat misguided!
    • Dutch multi caches cover a lot of distance for their T rating compared with the UK.  A T1 or T1.5 multi in the UK is likely 'go to a place, read numbers off a thing, go max 300m away'.  Whereas my friends and I joke that the T rating on a Dutch multi is simply how may day's hike it is.
    • I think they're a lot more into 'here is my personal collection discoverable trackables' than in the UK (but that's possibly a reflection of the types of people who come to an 8am event on the 29th February hosted by foreigners at a closed McDonalds...  That's another difference - it didn't even register as a possibility to us that a McDonalds wouldn't be open at 8am!)
    • Dutch caches are on average better maintained than UK caches
    • Dutch trees are more different to UK trees than you'd expect.  A lot of Dutch tree climbs are either 'use a ladder, don't climb' or 'you'll need ropes and one of those pull you up devices because the lowest branches are 10m up' (ie pine/forestry trees), whereas I think a higher proportion of the tree climbs we see in the UK are either free climbable or you'd want ropes for safety for a higher free climb but you can still scramble up from ground level (or ground level plus a bit of a bunk up).

     

    i have been to the Netherlands twice in the last six months

     

    your Lab cache art are brilliant 

     

    i held two events and was surprised by the amount of woodies i was given  - very pleasing and both events where well attended 

     

    you have a lot of old 2001 - 2003 multis  = most of them were to long to do in the time we had

     

    Urban 2 was fun  - it took me two days to recover from the pedal boat  - lol 

     

    need to go back as your caches are well maintained  = even the old ones

     

     

     

     

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  3. On 12/21/2023 at 2:21 PM, pictom said:

    This does not work if one has found a cache hidden in every month one was hidden. I've completed my JASMER challenge but now want to get the oldest cache in every state I visit. Fair enough.
    BUT what if I want to the TWO oldest caches in every state. How does one go about seeing a list of the... say ten... ten oldest caches in every state? The number is arbitrary, but more than one. Even if it's the two oldest geocaches published in each state.

    Which is what I am looking for. The second oldest cache published in West Virginia. I don't just want the name of the cache, but how to go about finding out which cache that is.

     

    Thanks!

     

    you add another filter @pictom

     

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  4. What would make the 25th celebration even better, I suggest re-enable an August 2000 placed cache?

     

    Having enabled the Ape Cache and also Match Stash in Sweden –  this is a great thing to do for the silver anniversary.

     

    By enabling another August year 2000 placed cache it will help us and a lot others to enjoy the travel using geocaching as a tool and get a 5th Jasmer - which is not obtainable at the moment as no 5th Aug 2000 placed cache available

     

     

     

     

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  5. On 7/17/2023 at 8:58 PM, Clongo_Rongo said:

    i see this webcam is accepting selfies for nearly two months now = https://coord.info/GCGZT5 - The first webcam cache in Italy!


    it's  funny that a few have posted a photo when it clearly shows - Manutenzione in corso, torneremo online a brevissimo

    Maintenance in progress, we will be back online shortly
    

    the logs show they know the webcam is not working as state with the selfie photos and written logs 

     

    by logging selfies  - it will get the cam closed down  - the logs should be deleted by GCHQ if the CO does not ?

     

     

    image.png.2ff34a5c3434f9902817ac128d93bed0.png 

     

    new location 

     

    still not deleted the incorrect logs  - i wait and see ? 

     

    https://coord.info/GCGZT5

     

     

     

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  6. i see this webcam is accepting selfies for nearly two months now = https://coord.info/GCGZT5 - The first webcam cache in Italy!


    it's  funny that a few have posted a photo when it clearly shows - Manutenzione in corso, torneremo online a brevissimo

    Maintenance in progress, we will be back online shortly
    

    the logs show they know the webcam is not working as state with the selfie photos and written logs 

     

    by logging selfies  - it will get the cam closed down  - the logs should be deleted by GCHQ if the CO does not ?

     

     

    image.png.2ff34a5c3434f9902817ac128d93bed0.png 

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  7. 28 minutes ago, MNTA said:

    Good luck! What are the candidates for you to complete it?

    i am expecting to get the Dec 2000 ones in a few months time and the Utah next year once the snow has gone

     

    Month Cache
    Aug-00 Not yet found
    Dec-00 Not yet found
      Not yet found
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  8. On 7/5/2023 at 11:10 PM, Hügh said:

     

    I used GSAK/the API to download the logs for the four (ten, if you include the archived ones) August 2000 caches. Then I queried (GSAK's) database for the usernames of the players who had logged at least four of those caches, which narrowed down to a list of ~100ish potential quad-Jasmer qualifiers. From there I checked manually (via a custom PGC checker) to identify the true quad-Jasmer achievers.

     

    so just to check - from the information you have  - only 100 ish people have completed the true quad  jasmer ? -  just want to check before i state this in another post i was thinking of quoting in 

     

    i am only 3 away once this months are done 

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  9. After my recent trip to the USA - i now only need 3 caches to complete my Triple - Quad Jasmer 

     

    its disappointing that GCHQ don't recognise the effort and cost as a non - USA cacher to achieve this challenge 

     

    i did sign both Michigan Jasmer challenge caches  on my trip 

     

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