IANNA

A while back I downloaded all my stats into a file and was able to upload them to a website that made a map of where i found my caches like per state, per country or even per county. I since had my computer die and I lost my bookmarks and instructions on how to do this. Can someone refer me to where i need to to go to download my stats and that web page.

Thank you very much for the very helpful link and we will be implementing that as a solution.

As the title says, I am looking for a broken Etrex Legend (blue). I slipped on some ice and cracked the glass on the front. The GPS i have works but with the broken glass is hard to read. Garmin wants to charge me a $75 to replace the glass. Can anyone help out another cacher with a good deal. Or even better is someone can point me to a website that sell spare parts for these. Any help would be greatly appreciated. If you could message me with price (including shipping) if you are able to help out Since i dont know if the Etrex models have the same glass front. Here are the measurements for the legend 2 3/4 inches tall 1 5/8 inches wide (top) 1 1/2 inches wide (bottom) Thank you in advance

Funny you mention this, I was just going to post this and I'm not sure either relative to the cache the distance but he was found on Sunday and apparently killed himself on Friday. My parents where there on that Saturday for that cache. They found it and didn't see the body but my mom said after she heard about it she had an eerie feeling the whole time she was out there.

Ianna is a combo of mine and my wifes name Ian and Anna

I'm still curious how you can make a spot mandatory for a cache location. This is a game that volunteers place objects places. How can you force cache placement and maintenance for volunteers. The only way I would think that this could come close to mandatory is just having a state sponsored cache at each location that is maintained by the grounds crew for the site, but since that takes money and time i don't see any states volunteering for this.

Fine a no longer active meaning no fresh graves

Just a little braggin on our end. We made our 200th find today and want to share with the world. I wsih i brought a camera with us this time becuase we broke down and did a happy dance in the middle of a cemetary. Glad it is a no longer used one or we maybe have gonna some intresting reactions for people mourning.

I am wondering who has stories about finding some scary things in the adventures. What brought this all up was we generally team up with another team to go caching, and the other team was out doing some caches that we had done earlier. Anyways it turns out that in the same small wooded area a man build a 8 foot talk swing arm guillotine in these woods and used it to kill him self. He did it on a Friday and he was not discovered till Monday. The other team was in those woods on Saturday and swore they could feel something was not right. luckily they did not stumble upon this sight but it makes wonder if anyone has any similar or worse. Most i have found is a dead animal or two. Once we stumbled about what looked like a makeshift burial place in the woods but I wasn't gonna check it out to confirm my suspicions.

I personally enjoy the hunt and looking around for a cache, I now have a good idea of what to look for as a potential hiding place but if I ever get to the point the force continuously takes the fun out of it and makes it too easy. Then the game is no longer a game but about just the numbers. IMO

I guess it depends on your area but so far of my almost 200 finds I have never had to climb a tree. once or twice i had to enlist the help of a near by fallen log to reach into a hole.

Well you could spend the money on the City Navigator software but there is software on the net that will unlock the disabled autorouting part of metroguide. That is what I did and have had no probelms getting from point a to b with my vista HCX

Make a long story short I found out from my mother who found out for a friend at church.

736 - desingable

Im not really sure where you are looking but from my own knowledge that is is 5 MOC in 10 mi my area out of hundreds. if five caches frustrates you that much then your missing the point of the game

Greetings, I am planning a trip to Windsor for caching this weekend and was wondering if anyone has any caches they would like to recommend with in 25 miles of the Ambassador bridge. Thanks.

I wonder what the date of that article was becuase i was having a heck of a time doing on anything one geocaching last night. maybe we got flooded by muggles

Am I reading this right you went the 2500 miles with sole purpose of being the FTF on this cache.....or were you there for some other reason and just happened to find this cache while there? I think I need what ever job you folks have to just be able to up and fly 2000+ miles at a wim to get a cache.

Well I lost my keys once got all the way back to the car before I realized they fell out of my pocket when i sat to sign the log thankfully the cache wasnt buried in the underbrush...Other then that I am always loosing pens. I donated some blood to a cache once or twice. (well nearby a cache)(( dang rocks will jump out from no where))

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If I understand your issue correctly, then the answer is yes each way point has to have a unique name for example you cant have 2 waypoints named 001 but 001 and 002 are acceptable names.

1. How did you first hear about geocaching? My Mother who learned about ti from a friend at church 2. Tell me about your first cache? My first find was in a bush in a part it was micro 3. Have you had any bad/scary experiences caching? Nothing I can think of other then my wife tore a muscle in he ankle trying to leave from a cache 4. What is the #1 reason you geocache? The thrill of the hunt and it gets me out of the house 5. Do you prefer to hunt or hide? hunt and a little hiding 6. What was your favorite cache place? Why? Anywhere 7. What was your worst cache? Why? Probably one that was 150 off the coords and had to walk through a swamp to get to it 8. Have you ever attened a cache event? 3 of them 9. Tell me your best caching story? Im not sure have to get back to you that

Pardon my ignorance but whats a LEO? Nevermind I figured it out....I havent had a LEO incident yet.

We had a similar situation this past weekend. We were out caching on a Sunday afternoon in the business district of a local city. We were walking around a field and dumpster near a opening soon restaurant looking for a cache and it turned out to be one of the lite poles but the container was velcroed to the top of the lid so our first inspection we didn't notice it because we casually just lifted it and it made a major shrieking noise that anyone on the streets stopped to stare. so we dropped it and began to look else were. So as we wandered around for about another 5 minutes or so a black Lincoln navigator pulled up next to me asking "Can I help you with something?" First thing that came to mind was "I lost my keys" which in turn raised his eyebrow considering i was looking up loose bricks and in fence posts. He hesitated for a moment the decided to just leave. Luckily we found the cache within a moment of him leaving because we think he might have be on his way to the police station that was less then a block away. Oh well found the cache and moved on to another one. But havent had any run in with johnny law but i tend to try to keep the geocaching brochure with me just incase . Other then that no major muggle run ins.

Anna Tried to hop a fence getting to a cache and torn the ligment near her ankle the most I have gotten was a dime sized peice of flesh sheared off by some rocks