Z_Statman
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Didn't see it but there s this site (appropriately named) http://www.clayjar.com/gcrs/
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The proliferation of worthless P&Gs We, IMHO, need to encourage more "challenging" caches! But: I do understand the hidden objective of Groundspeak is the "family experience," so, OK to an extent!
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Recently I downloaded over a 1000 caches w/n 50 miles of my home location and the average D/T was 1.6 and most about .5 miles from a road - P&G proliferation is getting out of hand
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Your profile shows no owned caches? Which cache needs repair?
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Well stated igator210, each to his/her own, both work well if you know their variabilities
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Z_Statman replied to mellow_cello's topic in General geocaching topics
Yup! But get the same Object error? Will try your point 1 and reboot After reboot, same error so something unique here. I sent a test file (not limiting logs as you note) to Michael, the app author, who is also taking a look. Will keep you posted -
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Z_Statman replied to mellow_cello's topic in General geocaching topics
Tks Hynz but not clear as to point #2. In GSAK how did you limit the extract to your logs only? -
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Z_Statman replied to mellow_cello's topic in General geocaching topics
Looks really helpful and tried as follows: Generated the gpx out of GSAK that contains ALL finds regardless of type, i.e., geocaches, terracaches and opencaches so that could be the reason. If so, would be great if could include this approach Tks Z -
Number of new caches decreasing?
Z_Statman replied to brendan714's topic in General geocaching topics
And those that are, in my area, are nothing more then P&Gs -
Stay w Bryson I did the AT back in '85 and his book/also see the movie, offers a unique/humerus view of the trail and it's trekkers
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How does one rediscover their geocaching mojo?
Z_Statman replied to Snoogans's topic in General geocaching topics
Very good point! I have been into this "sport" for some time, both geo & terra, and the shift "up the grid," particularly the T level, can add a whole new level of spice to the interest pot - Make the climb! BTY, taking a break, or slow-down, does help and I can speak from experience. My annual find counts have decreased significantly because my selectivity has increased! -
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Z_Statman replied to UMainah's topic in General geocaching topics
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Right A-Team, it's the other log file created
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Further, the .txt file is renewed when you load a new set of caches
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What does noting the "geocaching_visits.txt" file have to do w your question?
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Yup! There are green dots all over
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Go here http://www.cacherstats.com/cgi-bin/RankingList.pl?Lang=EN&Loc=World&ROW=1
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Another way is to set auto-renewal then once it's renewed then delete that option
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Welcome and enjoy your time If you use Google Earth then add this plug-in. Once activated the GCs will show all over then focus on where you are interested GeocachingNetworkKML.kml Hope helps
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... you prefer to seek caches off trail, off road, ... and challenge both your intelligence and physical state - Reach: "The journey is the reward!"
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It is odd to me but I find that if, under normal terrain circumstances, my GPSr comes in +/- 3-6' of GZ but I typically look at the difference between what the unit says is the distance to the stated coords (GZ) and the Error distance, often the true GZ is pretty darn close However, there has been no mention of the CO's unit used when placement and this has considerable effect on the coordinates as compared to another type of unit. So, as someone noted above, the is a time one just needs to put the unit away and "think" My $.02
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I have an Oregon 550, a Montana 650 and the Monterra. The latter (Android based) is great for Wherigo and as a "music box" but as a GPSr in general it simply is no good, however, I have read just the opposite for other owners so ......... The Oregon and Montana are very good units thought the sizes and totally different. As some have said, depends on personal preferences so see if you can get one and be able to "play" with it for a few days before you buy
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Where are you getting them?