snaggles8

I am travelling from Niagara Falls to Montreal along Via Rail this summer, and was wondering if there exists any .kml file for the Rail network, so I can Pocket Query extremely close caches. Even if I can't do them, I like to see them.

Here's my best one that I placed last summer, and only has a few finds. It's in Central Newfoundland, and is a puzzle cache of sorts: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...58-fecb5b5efa05 I still have an unfound one on the small island of Ramea, but it is a 5/5 cache. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...e1-4e6d8a350b18 Theres one in Corner Brook that has been published for two years and hasn't been found. I looked last summer, and couldn't find it. If you do, tell me where it was. lol! I think it's called "Gorge'ous" Have fun

I will also be watching this post closely as I'll be there for a few days in August. Keep 'em coming people!

Hey, I found your Earthcache a few years ago. My most found cache is a twist on a LPC called Welcome to Canada. 346 finds, 10 dnfs (???) 24 notes, 7 owner maintenance. http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...ac-82f7533e2ecc

Wow, this is awesome, as I have been searching for a trail for the bruce for a while now. Thanks a lot. It more than makes up for the two hours I spent looking for a cache of yours!

I also built the one off great hides, but found that the small T at the end kept getting broken off by the people who tried it. After 3 times rebuilding it, I finally had enough. If there was someway to fabricate it from metal so it would not break, it would be better.