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Hey believe it or not the same thing happpened to me down here in Texas (of all places) Me and another cacher set out early for a day of caching and at our first stop I think it was about 31 degrees with a nice cold wind. (Thats phreakin cold for here! ). I made a 90 degree angle turn and to my surprise my direction arrow didn't follow me until 5 seconds later. I thought it was the LCD display beginning to freeze in place or something (I have a Magellan MG)

There could be a "@ 30,000 ft" locationless" ...or not

lol 9key "Walt Disney World". How old are you again??? I do agree there were way to many abbreviations in there... had to think about it for a little bit.

I appreciate the info, was this from experience?

I'm impressed ChrisCindy. The after work posters wont have to dig for the new posts because you've kept them afloat nice work

LOL There is nothing to see here.

I know nothing

retired at 19. man this is great

lol there

no offense but I think they do that to keep an already full capacity server from overload. I could be wrong

the sad thing is there was no "altering" done to that picture. The link comes straight off of a news site. Geocaching's new posterboy???

heck I'd tell them to let me pay for the replacement marker, give me a pack mule and some quickcrete, and I'll be back in 2 weeks with the pictures.

A quick look at your name and profile and now I'm wondering the same thing...

hey no need to bring Texas into this!

that better not be what I ordered!

bam!

darn studentens

mmmm turkish lira... I'm "hungary" already (...ok that was bad)

I'll have to disagree with you. 1 of my 3 TBs went missing after 5 moves and it had the most informational tag you could possibly give a TB including a picture, easy quick step by step instructions on how to log and the TB's goal. I also had some cachers tell me they were having a hard time finding a big enough cache to place it. There really are some idiot geocachers out there. Now look at me you've got me all worked up...

Butch if you're out there listening... we raise a toast to you man...

car37 I was reading your logs for that cache and man you got pulled out by a dumptruck!!!??!! Not everyone can say that. Must have been a sight!

check out this puppy! stuck on a different planet!!

geez sparky are you and Jeremy next door neighbors???

I've noticed that in every area there always seems to be one or a few cachers that hide a alot of great caches or are known for their events. Not everyone makes it to these forums so post a link/ditty to/of your favorite area cacher or cache placer. (not meant to make one cacher better than another but rather to recognize those who do a really good job) In my area (Waco, TX) sawdust92 was the first and only cacher for the longest time. Just about the time he went crazy in loneliness the local cache scene exploded with a torrent of new caches. The GeoGoes contributed to much of that along with some others.