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I assume yer talking about Silvermine..just go to that page and edit yer log..change it to post a note and click on the grey button at the bottom..should do it..

I assume yer talking about Silvermine..just go to that page and edit yer log..change it to post a note and click on the grey button at the bottom..should do it..

I've found caches in 11 states so far..KS MO OK NE IA CA AZ NV CO LA MS

I've found caches in 11 states so far..KS MO OK NE IA CA AZ NV CO LA MS

Hiking recently from one cache to another in Colorado Springs, CO, I realized that somewhere enroute mine was gone! I had done several caches and had sat a few time and did some fairly good climbing. Luckily I hiked back up the same way the next morning and found it.Mine clips over my belt..I think that I'm going to find a chain for the next caching trip.

Hiking recently from one cache to another in Colorado Springs, CO, I realized that somewhere enroute mine was gone! I had done several caches and had sat a few time and did some fairly good climbing. Luckily I hiked back up the same way the next morning and found it.Mine clips over my belt..I think that I'm going to find a chain for the next caching trip.

didja kow that GARMIN is the first 3 letters of the men who started Garmin.. GAR is Gary (Gary Burrell)and MIN is Min (Min Kao). Gar sounds like Car and min sounds like chin..

didja kow that GARMIN is the first 3 letters of the men who started Garmin.. GAR is Gary (Gary Burrell)and MIN is Min (Min Kao). Gar sounds like Car and min sounds like chin..

..be sure'n visit Wilson cache ('cept watch fer ticks..and you will get muddy..but it's worth it).. if you haven't yet and get a pic at the Bourbon cam..was down there a week or so ago and had a ball 'cachin'

..be sure'n visit Wilson cache ('cept watch fer ticks..and you will get muddy..but it's worth it).. if you haven't yet and get a pic at the Bourbon cam..was down there a week or so ago and had a ball 'cachin'

I got mine at Walmart after checking Best Buy, CompUSA, and Circuit City..

I had a Garmin 90 Aviation GPS that I had used in my aircraft. After I got into the sport I purchased A Garmin Legend as it did alot better job keeping signal and displaying the last .1 to the cache..(and I like just using just 2 batteries too)..since then I think that I have helped sell at least 5 other Legends, after people saw mine.

I flew on America West from Phoenix to Wichita yesterday and used my Legend..it was a Canadair Regional Jet. I had visited with a relief Captain on the way down and he said that it would be okay to use it..so I decided to try. To get a signal I had to have the unit real close to the window but it did well once it locked on. The stewardess came by and mentioned that she didn't think that I was supposed to use it since it was receiving a signal but she checked with the crew and they said that it was okay. I saw 613 miles per hour and it was fun watching the towns go by. I only used it from level flight til we headed down..but it was fun. I have used it quite abit in personal planes and find it works as well or better than some aviation handheld units..just no aviation database.

I used a PVC pipe buried in the ground..capped the bottom and made a base frame to keep it in the ground then put a cap over it..the cap comes off fairly easy so I drilled a hole in the side of the cap for a eye bolt to slide in..and marked the cap and tube so it's easy to re-install. it and the cap are on a chain so they have to dig up the whole apparatus if they decide to take it. It has worked well so far.