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Time4Crime

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  1. Hello all! Can anyone educate me regarding where I can find archived geocaches? There is one near a cache I placed, and I have what I am told are the coords, but I could not locate it. I was hoping to find the listing for hints etc... The cache information I have is NAME(?): GC5672 SKY POND with Coordinates: N 43º 40.125. W 071º 34.930. I was informed of this cache recently, and someone found it (using old info they had) and noted it was secure but not logged since 2006. Thanks y'all! TFC
  2. The main thing I've learned is: A surprising percentage of the time, the cache is in the last place I look. (before you say "duh", admit you've looked in holes, etcetera and didn't see the cache that is there. Another thing: Geocachers don't have as much a sense of humor as you might hope. I learned this after hiding a micro with a 6 inch thread attached to a fake spider. (yeah, it's funny if it happens to someone else...) and another: An hour long conference lunch break is a half hour too short to grab that cache you've been hoping to get to.
  3. Thanks for the info, my question is answered. I have seen a few rooters (GCs) who seem to be a bit daft about the FTF. I saw one of the "counters" mentioned above recording FTF, as well as someone near me who is not claiming FTFs for his milestone to be 10% FTF (he's at 495 finds with 50 FTF). Quirky but to each his own (actually impressed by the old bugger's Geo work!). I doubt if I'll actively seek FTFs, but that seems to be an interesting twist to this; so many vritions to satisfy different personalities!
  4. Are First to Finds (FTF) just for bragging rights or are they "logged" somewhere? I just had a FTF today bu am unsure how/if I should "claim" it. Couldn't find the answer anywhere!
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