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  1. On 11/9/2021 at 2:55 PM, Arridian said:

    And here I was thinking that there weren't any geocachers in the area. Is there a chance any of you are still active? Also, are their any communities you can point my towards?

    I just moved here and am looking forward to geocaching in the area more.

    Thanks! 

    Hi Arridian.  My wife and I are still active in the valley.  My wife goes by 'sloni2' and I go by 'dshifter'.  We were out caching last week and met MEC21 and lostken, so there are still active cachers here.  There is a facebook group called Quad Cities Geocachers that you might want to check out.

  2. Cerberus is right. Caches don't have to live forever. Best thing in this situation (and what usually happens) is that the ailing, abandoned caches are archived. Making way for new caches with active owners. If desired, the new caches could echo the old ones, or pay tribute to the original placer.

     

    I understand what you two are saying. I just kind of hate to see these old caches go away with their old GC numbers. I guess myself and other area cachers can try to keep them going until we too, fade away or lose interest.

  3. Does anyone know the cacher named "rideabent"? The reason I ask is that he has not logged onto geocaching.com since 27 May 2005 and he has several caches here in the Lewiston,ID/Clarkston,WA area that need help. We have tried to contact him over the years and have not received any response. My wife thinks that he no longer lives in this area and has since moved to California. Looking at some of the photo's he posted back in 2004 showed that he is an older gentleman which makes me wonder if he is still alive or just unable to geocache anymore. Some of the local cachers have unofficially adopted his caches or at least helped to maintain them over the years. I'm sure there are local cachers in the area that would be willing to adopt some or all of his caches. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  4. Might want to double check your found logs along the BCM as some geocache owners have been deleting logs due to ALR's.

    Yeah, I'm having a pissing contest with GeoKnievel. Since ALR's on Traditions are illegal he does not have much to argue. I see he archived three of his caches. Well, so be it. Never gave a reason even though I asked. Time for the letter to Groundspeak. Sent the letter, we will see what happens.

     

    What is an ALR?

  5. Sorry for the typo!

     

    After you use it could you be kind enough to post your thoughts on it.

     

    I seriously need an emergency plan considering some of the way out in the middle of nowhere places I tend to go. My problem is that I have no one local whom I can leave an itinerary with and whom I could count on to notice if I didn't show up.

     

    When I use it I'll let you know how it worked out for us.

     

    My wife and I are kind of in the same boat as you are with no one local that we can count on. Although, the person I relieve at work would probably notice when I didn't show up for work. By then it might be too late.

  6. Yesterday, 07/09//10, my wife and I were out geocaching the back roads of north central Idaho and I started thinking about the fact that we broke one of the first rules of traveling and should have told someone where we were going and when we would back. I remember a website from a few years ago where a person could log into and post an itinerary. The website would allow people that you select to know what your itinerary is. I am hoping someone knows what that website is called. I have a few more back country trips planned this summer and would like to try using this website.

  7. Does anyone know if there is an Oregon County Challenge simlar to Cache Across Idaho?

     

    I'm not sure how to put a link on here but the cache you are looking for is called, Counting Counties in Oregon and is GCR9XY. Are you working on the Oregon Delorme too? Or the Oregon Earthcache Challenge?

     

    Actually MW emailed me asking if I new of an Oregon Challenge. I didn't know there was an Earthcache Challenge too. Thanks for responding.

  8. I would also like express my condolences to the Anderson family and to all their friends. My thoughts and prayers go out to you.

     

    Also, I have been watching this thread and was wondering when a lawyer would jump in. What The Rat posted is a perfect example of why we need tort reform in this country.

  9. My wife and I are working on the Idaho's Well rounded Cacher (Fizzy Challenge) cache and we need help getting to a cache called Clif Dive Divine which is a 5/5. There are only two ways to get to this cache, by boat or an extremely hard bushwhack. I'm hoping someone with a boat would be willing to take my wife and I to this cache sometime in June. By then the reservoir should be at or close to full level. We would be more than happy to pay for fuel costs.

  10. I think GCB0B7 - Outfield to arms would be better accessed from Sunset Park parking lot off of 11th ave instead of from the south by the national guard armory. The guardsmen might get a little paranoid with 50+ cachers wandering around by their armory.

  11. When I go to a cache page, click on the Yahoo map and then try to zoom the map out I get the following error message:

     

    EO.Web Controls Client Side Debug Message:

    An error occurred while applying the new output, Error message; Failed

    You can turn off this message by setting EO.Web.Runtime.Debuglevel to 0(Not recommended for debug build)

     

    I was wondering if someone could help me out with this as I have no idea what this means or how to correct the problem.

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