Trracer
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Damals kostete das Brot auch 60 Pfennig.
NM - Needs Maintenance ist die einzig richtige Vorgehensweise. Das sagt ich nichts anderes aus, als das der Cache die Aufmerksamkeit des Owners verdient und ein volles Logbuch, verdient nun mal die Aufmerksamkeit des Owners. Ebenfalls gibt es einen Hinweis an andere Cacher, diese können eventuell ein neues Logbuch gezielt zum Cache tragen und dies in ihrem Log mitteilen.
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Um die Frage mal ganz einfach zu beantworten. Ich ziehe immer in Gruppen bis maximal 4 Leuten los. Wenn ich blöd stürzen würde, könnte ich so mit Hilfe wieder zurück zum Auto kommen. Größere Truppen schmähen nicht nur das Erlebnis Nachtcache, sondern sorgen meistens auch noch dafür das dieser beschädigt wird.
Um die Leute zu finden Frage ich im Bekanntenkreis (Geocacher), auf Twitter oder frage in einer Note direkt beim Cachelisting (diese nach 1-2 Tagen wieder löschen).
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Im ersten Moment klang die Idee für mich interessant. Nachdem ich ein bisschen in mich gegangen bin, leider nicht mehr. Mir fehlt hier der Bezug zum Geocachen und auch die Entfernung Start und Landung können ja durchaus 100 Kilometer auseinanderliegen, was für mich ein weiterer Punkt wäre. Auf einem Event bin ich um mich mit anderen Cachern auszutauschen hier wäre es eine Hatz zum Landepunkt.
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The worst cache I've seen (Thank God only on youtube) a little plastic box with real dog [poop] on top and inside the box. A little joke from the owner,
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My personal idea/opinion is to add a new section to every cache: "Warnings:" where specific warnings can be added to not only by the cache owner but by every cacher. A boiler plate warning just doesnt do since most of us would quickly glance over it soon. We should be quick and honest about health risks we see with a particular cache, without fear of spoilering or not - nothing is more valuable than human life and if it means more spoilers and warnings on the cache pages, so be it.
There's a lot of overlap here with a pre-existing feature - cache attributes. People already make poor use of this feature, so I doubt that these extra "warnings" would be utilized properly or at all.
I quite agree with you. This is the missing
, but had this attribut change everything? I think many accidents are caused by people who feel too safe. The only positive factor of this accident, I hope more and more people ask yourself "What am I doing here?". My condolences to willimax.
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Sorry I don't understand your proposal, several teams work on the homepage to translate these in different languages. You can choose your language on the front page and is this not contrary to your proposal?
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I get what you're saying.
I think there are several different approaches.
1. Make more interesting containers and puzzles.
Like you find a crank handle, and it pulls a string, and a bucket is lifted
from the bowels of a hollow tree, and music starts playing, and a loaded spring
pops out, and there's good swag and signature items inside, . . . etc.
2. Make adventures. Find your favorite hike, say a hill-top on a park trail,
and let the seeker see the vistas, enjoy nature, or provide some kind of historical,
social, or even spiritual reward for making the effort to get there.
3.Better rewards. I know you cannot legislate this, but I sure would like to
see caches with VALUE swag inside. Either take nothing or leave something that is
worth $5.00 or more. I've tried this - - leaving some really cool items in the
caches that I am CO for. It's really fun and rewarding for me, but eventually
all the $3 to $5 items are replaced by plastic buttons, paper clips, and broken toys.
I wish we could have a rule where if you want to participate in a particular cache
you have to maintain the quality of the contents.
Put simply, less quantity - more quality.
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1) people who damage the cache without any information to the owner
2) copy & paste logs ala on tour with xyz we found xyz caches, this was one of them. Great
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There are no FTF guidelines. FTF is nothing but a "created" internal game -- or competition -- outside of the 'official world of geocaching'.
This!
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Have you checked the cookies? Delete the cookie from gc.com and log in.
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The difference is I'm a Geocacher and not a garbage man. I don't like this sort of camo containers. A good camo container merge with the nature used local nature materials or imitations.
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We found this big cache container.
It's an old cross-connect box on a public place.
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Das würde ich pauschal nicht unterschreiben wollen. Es gibt genau diesen Thread um ein Bewusstsein dafür zu schaffen, dass nicht jeder Findling ein EC haben muss. Das übermäßige Eingereiche war eine Konsequenz aus den Masterlevels in Verbund mit den kostenlosen Pins. Da mittlerweile keine Pins mehr versandt werden, hoffe ich das die Qualität bei den EC wieder steigt.
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Vielleicht könnte man das Thema mal anpinnen, erachte ich für wichtig. Darüberhinaus fehlt mir gerade fürs Ausland die Landowner-Freigabe, daran bin ich schon mal gescheitert.
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I'm with you cezanne, but I'm afraid Americans who live in huge English-speaking country don't understand people from Europe, where countries are often smaller than states in America. I hope they will visit some day the Old Continent and they will understand it
That's the point! In Europe we have round about 50 countries, in only 2 is English the local language.
In Asia it's the same problem.
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If someone is shipping from Europe (say Germany) to the US, the fees are horrendous. A 7 euro fee for a single coin is not gouging, it is breaking even.
Yes It's really expensive. Here are the shipping costs from Germany to New York,
weight over 50 gramme round about 0,11 pounds (this is a 1,75mm, 3,5 thick coin, in a padded envelope)
11,20 USD
without any insurance.
without packing and handling.
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Ok I'll make them bold in my calendar.
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surprise, surprise
Has anybody more information about the GF 2011?
I know it's in Germany (a home game great
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utorrent 2.0.3.
Yes the download finished without errors. I extract the file with daemon tools and installed without any problems.
Now I have downloaded the 2.1 version. Here are in the imgs Folder 1786 objects, by the 3.2 are only 232
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Houston I have a little problem.
I downloaded and installed the ibycus 3.2. (dl over torrentlink from this forum)
If I load the maps (for example victoria island) to my garmin, i get an error message:
"File not found looking for image 30920020. "
In my imgs-Folder is no image with this number.
Miss the download some image-files?
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12 activated coins and 5 TB's
5 coins & 4 TB's are gone
About the unactivated, i have no idea
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I always hear "Are you Blind or WHAT!" It's got to be that Minnesota nice thing.
great
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I've never heard the phrase "I'm having coffee" by finding a cache, by the way hearing to have a special phrase is absolut new for me.
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That might have been the shiny gold one, but had put the wrong price and should be changed now.
The black nickel is £8 ($12), Silver £10 ($15), gold £12 ($18)
plus shipping for $22.94 USD
It's not so easy for us Europeans, to ship for a good price into US..... , but the shop has another problem, you have no shipping cost when you buy more then 7 coins..
not my taste and thankfully very quick archivied.
Erster Cache in Niedersachen
in Start frei!
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Du kannst über die Suchmaske nach Bundesländern auf GC.com gehen. Demnach dürfte der älteste noch aktive Geocache in Niedersachsen dieser sein http://coord.info/GC3596 .