kcepenn

That may be true, but all the counties we just found in NY last month still do now show even though we just ran the "my Finds" this morning and updated our page through mygeocachingprrofile.com just an hour ago. Why don't the maps update properly then? Any ideas on that.

We have been using the My Finds query since they have set up queries. We have the same problem for several years now our "My Finds" total finds is always 40-60 caches lower than our actual total. This makes it very hard to keep current when we are travelling to confirm we got counties or pages before we leave an area. Why is the query always short? Is there anything we can do about this. This was not a problem several years ago. Even if we wait for a week or two with no new caches, the query still comes up short.

The frames and the wooden coin are both made with local (PA) hardwoods: Black Cherry and Sugar Maple at a local sheltered workshop in Ridgeway PA, about 40 miles from the GWIX venue.The plaque is two sided: you can flip it over to see the other side of the coins without taking them out. There were two versions of the keystone coin. The one in the plaque is unique to the plaque only and there were only 215 made. We only had 215 of the wooden ones made, too. (The volunteer coin is the same design but has a different finish.) The round metal coin is the official coin that most people got. All three coins are trackable. And believe it or not there are still a few available for sale! If you are interested contact me at my geocaching profile. --kcepenn

I have seen these nice TB write-ups that people put with the TBs. It often has the stylized TB logo on it. The top reads "This is no ordinary geocaching trading item!" in bold print. A picture of the bug is often on it. You can put in the TB's name and mission. I've seen a number of these and they appear to be standardized. Does anybody know where I can find this for dowload or whatever. Thanks kcepenn