Pumpkinniki

You attach them to the cache logs and then they show up in the Personal Gallery. For example if you took a picture at Fun at the Flours (Flowers) that you found yesterday and attached it to your log entry, you would see it at the cache page and in your gallery. You can go back and edit your found logs and attach pictures if you want. EDIT Or you can put them right on your Personal Profile Page (like I did) with some simple HTML. The pictures could be located on any hosting site. Oh. Thanx! []

Can anyone tell me how to add pics to my gallery? I thought it was a premium feature, but I've found others that have them with a basic account. What am I missing?

My main frustration is the many broken rules I find that I say nothing about because I don't know who to tell. Maybe I'm just a prude, but I don't like finding caches with ants in them because someone decided to put candy/cookies in them. Or when cache owners are repeatedly told that their cache contents got nasty and they don't do anything about it--including warning people. Or like a cache that hasn't been found since August of last year, and when I requested a check on it, I got a response talking down to me.....and still no check! There should be a flag/report button on pages, and if there already is, it should be made more visible! *sighs* Sorry for venting, but the door was open.....

I was afraid of that. I was just hoping there was a way. Thanks. PS: Sorry it took so long to reply. I can't get on everyday.

A TB went missing for 4 years. Now it's been recovered. However, the original owners have not been on since Sept. 11 2005. He has no mission or updates and although he has only been thru 2 couple's hands since found, he already has 5 people that care about him. Is there any way possible for me to adopt him so he is no longer wandering aimlessly? I don't want to just change his tag since that wouldn't be fair to those that already had him before. I don't want the logs and watchlist deleted. Any help? Please no hate mail. It's just a question.

That sounds like a really good idea. I hope they do consider adding this feature. I think it would really help. I agree, great idea! We want to release a few bugs and know the risk, but it does make you wonder if you should. The first bug we ever found was a cute bear from Canada that had been missing for 4 years. A parent released it with her child to watch it travel and then it got stuck. We have recently "unstuck" it and hope it keeps on a-travelin'! In the meantime, though, the person who released it gave up on it and hasn't been on this site forever. I hope she comes back to see her bug a-movin'! I have him now. I messaged the owners, too. It is sad to think they may have given up on geocaching all together...possibly over him missing. I get attached to the ones I find, so I just put them on my watchlist. It is like an adventure for me, too! I had a hard time with the first TB I found... He was the "Traveling Stitch." I tried so hard to find him a safe cache. I passed over sooo many caches that were waterlogged or in unsafe places, then just ended up revisiting a cache I thought was safe. I then received a heads up about 2 TBs that disappeared in that one, so I rushed back to save him. Then I found another place for him. Since then, there is a log of him being picked up, but no word since! I'm hoping that person is just taking him on a long trip (really long) and not keeping him. I would feel so terrible!!! However, I have learned to research the cache I intend to place TB/GC's in before letting them go.....even if that means revisiting them. How was buckaroo found?