MoonHerb

That's right, but then you look at the number of caches they've got within 20 miles of home and it reads 1770 ! Some places it looks like they're falling over caches !

I've recently planted a difficult little micro cache local to home. It's had 1 DNF logged and that's all (it's only been there 2 weeks to be fair). It seems that there are 3 users 'watching' the cache - how can I find out who's watching ? Does that 3 users include me ?

You can use html tags in your cache descriptions so . . . Produce a 'standard' icon (in chinese) and use that as a link to a replica page, completely in chinese . . .

Sorry about that

I recently did one (although the cache wasn't approved ) like this : <table> <tr> <td> INITIAL TEXT OF MAIN DESCRIPTION </td> <td> <img src= . . . . . . . . .. . . . > </td> <td> BOTTOM BIT OF DESCRIPTION . . . . </td> </tr> </table> Try that . . . . .

Here's ours - http://www.moonspace.co.uk/moonherb ( LINK ) - Feel free to link to it . . . .

Oh yeah, I do like the idea of a computer/real life thingy . . . . Obviously many people prefer to go out, away from technology, that's the reason they cache. But why not think of a cache (multi/mystery?) that includes both local(ish) physical locations and online puzzles/clues/etc . . ? Or is there already some like this (preferably in the UK) ?

Is it just me or does the chap in the follow-up article look like someones avatar ?

WH The TB is now in transit (I've just put it in the post). Try tying up with MissPlaced who's visiting Hawaii from the east coast USA in early July . . . . . Thanks again