Wolfpack_13

Absolutely great shot of the "Wave Clouds" Crimnal!!!! Here is Cathedral Spires from the top of Harney Peak. Black Hills, SD

Sounds like you only added the Missouri Navigator map on to your GPS. You would need to add the other states from Mapsource to your GPS to use them.

I really like my REI Half Dome 4 HC. 4 person, (well... My wife, two kids and I fit with little room left over.) It's really easy to set up. clips instead of sleeves is what makes it easy. Not exactly light fro two people, about 8 lbs. if I remember correctly. There is a two person also, you might look into.

Some thing like this? Pillow Stuff Sack

Since my first reply to this thread I have had the chance to try these out http://www.rei.com/product/752646 They fit over my glasses very well, are light weight and feel pretty comfortable (It did take me a little bit to get used to them).

Spring Lake Park: Scharr's Bluff has about 10-12 caches of varying difficulties, wonderful view's on top of a bluff overlooking the Mississippi, beautiful hiking trails. it's my go to spot when I want a quick get away. Link To Cache Map http://www.geocaching.com/map/default.aspx...;lon=-92.938083

I use the type of sunglasses that "clip" on to my glasses. they actually have a spring and keeps tht I can bend to fit onto my glasses. my only complaint is that they can become heavy and "tilt" my glasses forward on my head. Quick google search turned up these http://www.sunglasswarehouse.com/fit-over-sunglasses.html I do not have any experience so can't say if they are good or not. GL in your search

Hastings, with ties to gottage grove.

Do a search by area code for the town your going to be staying in. then view them by map. you can pan around the area to see where the concentrations of caches are.

When you are on the compass screen in the find mode there are three buttons on the bottom of the screen. one is "found". Click that and then it will ask you if you want to go to the next closest.

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