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I have also been experiencing this issue but if I just tell it to search again it will finally come up to the correct area for my zip code.

Since I am not a male I will respond like this. I am a Girl Sc out. Was a Girl Scout as a child and have progressed to being a leader. Geocaching helps to keep my scouting skills well oiled. I am the grandmother of a cub scout that had fun teaching his fellow scouts about geocaching.

It matters. If you still have the TB tracking number, "grab" the bug out of Baileys (explaining why in the log) and log into Lifes a Beach and drop it there (also explaining the mistake). This happens occasionally, and nobody should get bent out of shape over it. If you do not have the tracking number, email the TB owner, explain the situation and ask that they email the the number so that you can perform the fix. If the caches are close, you could always revisit, get the number from the TB itself and correct it that way.

As a new geocacher I just found my first travel bug. Of course I can not long it in because the log in does not recognize the code. It is letters instead of numbers. I have tried everything to log this find but can not do it. The letters are TB2K5B0. I will pass this on but the trail will have a glitch in it. Dibug <tracking number removed by moderator, reference number inserted>