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I've camped a lot in the winter, in temps as low as 10 below zero. Staying dry is the number one thing to remember when temperatures hover between 30 and 50. It is easier to stay dry at zero than at 30. Drink plenty of fluids, preferably non alcoholic, and non caffeine, and keep the caloric intake high. Good luck

I noticed problems here in MN today. If I tried walking in a straight line to a cache following the line on the map page, it would swing back and forth 45 degrees both ways. It was tough to figure out just which way to go. Also, at times, my 60CSX would take me to GZ, but a few seconds later, it would tell me I was 65 feet away. That hasn't happened before, at least no that big a swing.

Always trading up would be nice, but we all know it won't happen. This whole thread reminds me of the guy that traded a red paper clip for a house. http://oneredpaperclip.blogspot.com/

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