coffeeandspiders

It seems that easygps is a lot easier for me to get this time aroun.d Thanks for the heads up.

Oh... Oh my. Well I'll give that a try. I feel sort of foolish... if this works that is.

I've used programs like easyGPS to send geocaches to my Garmin 225W a few times, but I was turned away from it because I can't edit the names of the geocaches on my computer before sending them over to my GPS. They all come up as their catalog names (i.e. GC2JPCQ) and I want it to be their titles, because that would be easier to find and remember than some digits. I'd like to know if there's a program that will let me do that, and if it is possible for a program to edit what folder they all go into, so that all of my geocaches can be saved in a different folder in my GPS like how my addresses are in one folder, while my points of interest are in another folder already.

19, did the poll too. And here I was thinking I was in the absolute smallest minority being a youngster.

Thanks guys. I ran all around walmart the other day trying to find some, but they're so small and no one really knew where I should look. hah I'd just like to keep the log dry in case moister were to get into the container some how, extra precaution ya know.

I agree, I recently went to a nice spot at a dam where there was a micro hidden, and a large cache could have easily been put here to go along with the fun setting and the vast range of hiding spots. I almost want to go back and put my own very close by but it'd sort of upset things. :/

I was wondering about this just now, but for smaller caches, it's usually good to keep the log papers in a tiny plastic bag. The only problem is, I've already used all of the ones I have up, and the only time I come across them is when I buy electronics or something of the like. Does anyone know a good store perhaps to get your hands on small 2x3"-ish bags? It rains a lot here, and I'd like to be sure my logs don't get wet. heh

My favorite piece of swag that I ever found was in my second geocache ever. The cache it was from is long gone now, but I remember the day quite well. The item was a band-type ring with lions on it. The fashion in which it was made makes it look pretty antique. I wear the ring almost every day and hope to find more exquisite stuff like it.

I'm in little Enterprise way down here.