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As a premium member, I would wet myself from the excitement of seeing a premium members only cache in my area. Then I would clean myself up and go find it. However, I wanted the membership, so I could utilize the addition mapping features. And I feel it only right to support a web-site that I want to be around for a while. I like finding a the cache info in one spot.

Yeah - not to shocking! My only advise would be for everyone to bid on it, and the highest bidder then refuse to purchase it. Informing the seller that they believe it to be property of Jeep, and therefore stolen.

After getting a chance to use both websites, on my Samsung N400, I have found that the http://rtr.ca/geo to be more user friendly than the www.geocaching.com/wap. Thanks

Please, count me in! I would love to make my own. Thanks!

THAT'S THE ONE!!!!!!!! Bless you!!!!!

I know this has been addressed before, but I can't find the web-addresses to find cache locations via my cell phone. Sorry for bringing it up again. Any help would be appreciated. And how about adding them to the LINKS page? papade

Catch me if you can!!!!! Lurk. Lurk. Sneak. Stealth.

Yeah! Took me about two hours to convince myself that every tickle and itch wasn't some kinda bug. "tickle and itch"? Boy, have I left myself open to some off-color comments.

Way too many times!! But at least it is a healthy addiction. papade

Here is one site - that talks about extracting. Sure there are about a billion. But I'm too busy hunting to read them all. http://www.uky.edu/Agriculture/Entomology/...truct/ef618.htm

SPECIAL REMINDER: Ticks!! It is that season, as one of the little suckers reminded me. Be sure to check dogs, kids, spouse and yourself. Extract by using a fine-tip pair of tweezers. Grasp tick at point entry and slowly and steadly pull out. Clean and use anaspetic, cover with band-aid. Be sure to check. Of course, if any doubt seek a physician.