PlumNuts

Another option to a dedicated GPS unit is downloading custom POI's. I have loaded up to 20,000 caches so that if I do travel out of the area, I have access to more caches and don't have to bring a laptop.

How does that rate compared to JB Weld? I live by JB Weld and having the two small tubes in the GC maintenance kit has been a lifesaver.... I have looked and can't seem to find either here in Canada.. perhaps under another name? Any Canucks got suggestions.. or I can do some cross boarder shopping =) Murfster JB weld and JB quick are both great. JB quick is a faster setting. Clean any oils off first and they stick really well. They seem to be at autoparts stores more than hardware. Gorilla Glue works well and can be purchased at any Home Depot. It comes in white or clear.

You may be too late to retrieve this one as we have already had our first snowfall and more is expected soon. Our temperatures have been in the teens and twenty's in the mountains at night so if snow is on the ground, it is not melting anytime soon. I have never cached in that area because of the ruggedness but others from UTAG (Utah Geocachers) have. Your cache is located by Alta and Brighton Ski resorts. Here is a webcam link of Alta and the area. http://www.ksl.com/index.php?sid=2271991&nid=524

I have created several POI files and uploaded them to my GPS. If I want to delete some of them, how do I do this? Do I have to delete them individually or can I do a mass delete?

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