tsnyder88

for all of the caches i have built i have used two part epoxy

hear in Colorado they do an annual 4X4 caching event if that helps any

there is a cacher out in California who has over 45000 finds

this is an obstacle i saw whale caching

more then 1000

i like the idea of an event icon for the 10-10-10 you should post it in the feedback site just posted it on the feedback site http://feedback.geocaching.com/geocaching/..._10_10_10_event

try sending an email to your local reviewer and asking them what it means

welcome to geocaching

what i do is download the gpx file from my pocket query then i use mapsource to open it then i use it to upload them to my gps

what gps do you use i use a Garmin i just use the software that came with it

you do it just like any outer cache

i wil try to hide a cache on that day and i have planed for that day 10-10-10 meet and greet (GC2EN6W)

after all it did work it sent me an email telling where to find it after it told me "Unable to schedule your 'My Finds' Pocket Query"

i tried running a my finds Pocket Querie today and got "Unable to schedule your 'My Finds' Pocket Query" and it wont let me try again

this is the key right off a cache page Decryption Key A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M ------------------------- N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z (letter above equals below, and vice versa)

email sent

looks like a fun cache i am going to have to try for it some time

that is a cool coin i would like to see one in my mailbox

i am in Lakewood at about 285 and Kipling i don't have a lot of find but i would be willing to help you get started

yes there is it is 528 feet or .10 of a mile

does it say trackable or track on it if it does not it is probably not trackable

cool coin i like it

cool coin

in colorado most of the time it takes about 6 to 12 hours but have seen as long as 24 hours

that is one cool coin