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Respect those around you, WATCH for all users of the roads!

GATOULIS it is almost New Years eve in Greece, what will you be doing to celebrate? Respect those around you, WATCH for all users of the roads!

Well said R R, as a health and safety coordinator I ran a safe driving seminar this year and the grumbling I got. But I also included a short Q & A after; it was amazing how many had forgotten the rules of the road. I even got a few who said they had not thought of the rules or just became entrenched in their driving habits that they did not know they were being careless. The point was well taken. Respect those around you, WATCH for all users of the roads!

I totally agree paganfrog, I lost a class mate many years ago in an accident and then about 25 years pass and my daughter has the same thing except it was 3 of them just before graduation we all need to stop and think... Respect those around you, WATCH for all users of the roads!

Congrats Team CeDo! So is she at her mother's Thanks again DJ it was a blast

Good Morning and good Luck Sparticus06 Respect those around you, WATCH for all users of the roads!

That's how I taught my daughter to skate and I before her. Respect those around you, WATCH for all users of the roads!

Respect those around you, WATCH for all users of the roads!

"Respect those around you, WATCH for all users of the roads!" Oh please Head cheese, be very afraid.

"Respect those around you, WATCH for all users of the roads!"

"Respect those around you, WATCH for all users of the roads!"

Thanks to The Skylark Four Team Way to Scotia and congrats to the winners, aye

THANKS DJ for the cointest It was fun and entertaining May the best JOKER win

Signed Up: Dec. 15/08 Received Name: Dec. 28/08 Sent Package: Received Package:

Spare batteries, 2 small camo containers, 3 spare sign in log sheets, several smaller zip lock bags, 2 sided tape, magnet, personal pins (kini_ont was here) swag – other various pins, key chains, couple of pencils, spare pen (one on the bag), cache logs and hints (won’t need those Santa was good to me), Colorado, tweezers, a few coins and the camera that took this picture. And thanks for the cointest those would look out east

Three different cemeteries (Fairview, Mount Olivet & Baron de Hirsch) in the city of Halifax offer a final resting place to the victims of the Titanic. Knock Knock Who's there? Ears! Ears who? Ears looking at you!

You know your a geocoin addict when you've checked this site for 13 days and have run out of jokes and yet you keep on writing and posting.

Nova Scotia will hold the 9th Anniversary of Geocaching in Canada: Graves Island Provincial Park Chester NS June 27, 2009 Knock Knock! Who's there? Isabelle Isabelle who? Isabelle necessary on the door?

Nova Scotia and the Atlantic provinces have a geocaching association, ACGA (Atlantic Canada Geocaching Association). Knock Knock! Who's there? Zizi Zizi who? Zizi when you know how

That was a good one Keystone luv'd it

Welcome to Geocaching, you and your boys will have a great time I’m sure. And all the above replies are excellent. But let’s start a little further back, you mention you are new to this game (I’ve only been in it 6 months myself with the exact same model as you have) so one of the best places I went for gps training was the web. I’d suggest http://geocacher-u.com and look for “Geocaching 101 & 201”, these will explain many functions of the gps as well as of the game itself. Also U-Tube and of course this site and its forums will help too. You inquire about data interface cable, be careful in choosing there are many different types, Your Xtrex will take a PC Interface cable – 010-10206-00 which if you google any stores that sell gps’s they should have them, also there is ebay but again be careful because some sell bare wiring (one end has no connector). Once you’ve gotten PCIC it will only connect to a serial port and if you’re like me, would rather have it connected to a convenient usb port. To do that you will have to purchase an adapter, I got mine thru Radioshack here in Canada, I’m sure you can find one close to where you live. If you go this route remember to download Garmin’s Communicator Plugin so that the PC and you Xtrex understand each other. Then have some fun, it is true, look first for the easiest of finds, larger caches (micro’s and nano’s can frustrate you quickly at first, even later) with easy terrain and difficulty factors. Happy hunting and Season Greetings.

Congratulations and thanks for the coin contest.

Halifax played a role in the American Revolution, it was the staging point for many attacks on controlled rebel forces in the Thirteen Colonies. Knock Knock! Who's there? Unite. Unite who? Unite a person, you call him Sir.

Lunenburg's architecture reflects a strong European influence. Knock Knock! Who's there? Adore. Adore who? Adore stands between us, open up!

Well seeing that the prize is a 2008 Lunenburg County Cachers geocoin, let’s start there. Old Town Lunenburg was first designated as a National Historic District by the Canadian Federal government in 1992; in 1995 it was name to the World Heritage List for its outstanding universal value and only the second urban community in Continental North America to be included. The honour is immortalized in an eight-foot granite and bronze monument cast at Lunenburg Foundry. Knock Knock! Who's there? Thisle Thisle who? Thisle have to hold you.