Pat in Louisiana

It's not a travel bug. No tag just the name. Any other suggestions?

I picked up a Hitchhiker and dropped it off someplace else. The tag said it was by LZ33. If this is a Geocacher's ID how can I search for him or her and e:mail that I moved their HH.

I guess mine is evident?

How about a donation Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

I have driven 110 miles to hide a cache before. And about 150 miles just for caching. Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

Just testing this out Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

That did the trick. Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

When I upload a picture the page displays "NOT AN IMAGE" If I clic on this message the picture opens. What gives? http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?id=58983 Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

When this thread started we were 48, 49 now! Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

my typing was not up to par in my search Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

I know this has been answered before but I can't find it. Where might I enter an address and get the coords Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

Squirt & I are 48 going on 20. ps Team Brogeron are those LSU colors? Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

Went to http://www.mapblast.com/myblast/index.mb Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

Does anyone know anything about the DeLorme Earthmate? We travel a fair amount and the Wife always brings her laptop. Is it worth the money or should I just stick with my Legend? Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

When I tried my hand at outside sales (I hated it) there would be many times where I had up to an hour between appointments and I would go park by the lake or a city park and listen to the radio, read something or just watch for the "fine lady joggers" Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

When I tried my hand at outside sales (I hated it) there would be many times where I had up to an hour between appointments and I would go park by the lake or a city park and listen to the radio, read something or just watch for the "fine lady joggers" Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

the settings you could use it fo fine that beer you set down a minute ago. Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

I have been useing mine to check yardage on the golf course but I also have been useing the Record Track feature. It's funny, when i have a good round it's only a 5.5 mile walk. when I have a bad round it's more like 6.5 miles. Wonder why Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

I have been useing mine to check yardage on the golf course but I also have been useing the Record Track feature. It's funny, when i have a good round it's only a 5.5 mile walk. when I have a bad round it's more like 6.5 miles. Wonder why Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

When I first got my old Eagle Explorer it was mainly for hunting. I used it to map all the property lines, deer stands, trails, creeks and so forth. Then I used AutoCAD to draw the maps and print out 36” x 48” maps. We have one mounted on a steel sheet and use magnets to mark where we will be hunting at that time. My most recent GPS use is to set waypoints at the center of each green on our country club’s golf course. I just hit “Go To” and I always have the correct yardage, (Thanks to the latest Garmin update for my Legend that includes yardage as a unit of measure.) I also use it almost every night when I take our dog for a walk to see when we reach a half way point of the distance I want to go and we turn around and head home. We try not to go the same way every time. Anyway it’s a lot of fun and you can come up with hundreds of ways to use your GPS. PS: I also use it to get in trouble with the Wife She says I watch it more than the road. Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations. [This message was edited by Pat in Louisiana on May 30, 2002 at 08:39 PM.] [This message was edited by Pat in Louisiana on May 30, 2002 at 08:40 PM.]

When I first got my old Eagle Explorer it was mainly for hunting. I used it to map all the property lines, deer stands, trails, creeks and so forth. Then I used AutoCAD to draw the maps and print out 36” x 48” maps. We have one mounted on a steel sheet and use magnets to mark where we will be hunting at that time. My most recent GPS use is to set waypoints at the center of each green on our country club’s golf course. I just hit “Go To” and I always have the correct yardage, (Thanks to the latest Garmin update for my Legend that includes yardage as a unit of measure.) I also use it almost every night when I take our dog for a walk to see when we reach a half way point of the distance I want to go and we turn around and head home. We try not to go the same way every time. Anyway it’s a lot of fun and you can come up with hundreds of ways to use your GPS. PS: I also use it to get in trouble with the Wife She says I watch it more than the road. Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations. [This message was edited by Pat in Louisiana on May 30, 2002 at 08:39 PM.] [This message was edited by Pat in Louisiana on May 30, 2002 at 08:40 PM.]

I guess I'll leave in place. Thanks for all the positive responces. Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

I guess I'll leave in place. Thanks for all the positive responces. Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

I have a Cache in a fairly remote area of Mississippi on our hunting lease. It has had few visitors. The last two were April 5 and May 5. At what point do you figure anyone who is going to find it has found it and it's time to archive it? Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.

I have a Cache in a fairly remote area of Mississippi on our hunting lease. It has had few visitors. The last two were April 5 and May 5. At what point do you figure anyone who is going to find it has found it and it's time to archive it? Pat in Louisiana I never get lost. I simply investigate alternate destinations.