Blackfox07

Hey! Thanks for the tip! I've got a buddy out in Calgary that I must visit one of these days so I may have to look into that one. The Waymarking avenue just doesn't seem to be well used. I've found benchmarks on the Waymarking site for my area and they are not being visited. Too bad! I guess I'll just have to make my own fun finding them and posting them. Cheers!

Nevermind, I found the history on the topic. Sorry for the repeat topic.

At the risk of sounding daft, can someone please tell me why benchmarking doesn't seem to run in Canada? Thanks.

There's a Delorme Challenge type equivalent using the standard mapsheets for all of high tidal Vancouver Island. 55 or so of some of the most rugged terrain you can find on the west coast. It's only be completed by two people in 3 years or so.

I'm referring to the new smaller and cheaper notebooks. They don't have the capacity of a regular laptop but I thought they'd be good for storing cache information. I know they'd be a bit of a pain near GZ's but I'm more looking for a portable way to carry information. Thanks.

Does anyone use a laptop notebook for paperless caching? If so, what notebook do you use and do you use GSAK or Cachemate application with it? Any hints, tips or tricks? Thanks.