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There are 2 that I have done that should not be too far from where you live GCY7D5 - Jerseyanna - In Cape May Courthouse, NJ GCGN0D - Anne Rice's "The Mummy" - Philadelphia PA Both are still active Enjoy

I just bought a Colorado 300 from REI for $230 ($280 - $50 rebate). Couldn't pass up that deal. It has not arrived yet.

Here is the link to the help page I used to get going http://www.geocacher-u.com/resources/paperless.html You can try Spinner for free. After a while you will start to get nag screens in the results. Cost is $13.30 Plucker is free

GH, I have a Palm Z22. I use a combination of Spinner and Plucker. I have a link to a web page that helped me get going, but it's on my home PC. I will try to remember to post it later tonight.

The last few days, maps are no longer working on my home PC. I have deleted cookies, temp inet files, etc. No luck. I am using IE7. At work, the maps are still working as normal. Any ideas? Thanks

I just don't get all the uproar. I personally like the numbers. But I like numbers/stats in general. I like sports. I play fantasy sports. I keep the stats for my golf league. I just like numbers. Most of my local cacher friends like the numbers roo. We compete for fun - most finds in a day, most consecutive days, etc. To me this just adds to the fun. I respect those who don't want to show their numbers. I think they should have that right. Even for non-premium members. Who does it hurt? Nobody that I can think of. I think it helps. Those who want to hide/not track their numbers would be more likely to post "find" logs. This would slightly reduce server activity - PQ's would be more accurate. This would help these cachers enjoy the game more - as they would not need to manually filter out their own finds from the PQ's. Having these cachers log their finds would also provide more feedback to those who hide caches. I have a few hides and do like to read the logs - good/bad/otherwise. I log (almost) all of my DNF's. I do this mostly for my own knowledge. I check my DNF list occassionally and go back and try again. If I do find the cache, I change the DNF to a note. It's my way of keeping track. I see no downside to giving those who do not want to show their numbers that option - even though I would never myself use it. I see no downside