tteggod trackers

bump....no tb's wanting to cross atlantic?

well i've travelled about 35,000 miles since last june and thats just from my nuvi data.hence my thinking a personal tb would be good!

so thats a yes then? !!!!!!!!

is it possible to make a person a tb to be discovered at events and in and out of caches?

i have been doing the above for a couple of weeks with no problems. today i'm doing nothing different with a new pq and i'm getting "database error datatype mismatch"....any ideas. i've tried reloading some older pqs that have previosly been ok and they too give same message. please dont say i'm stuck in germany and can't cache!

i have a garmin nuvi and it has a red dot on the outer ring ,this is the direction of your destination.

phew i'm glad thats over ! must have been a bad day for co ords! not found a single log mentioning co ords out since the cache was hidden!

looks like i can make it now afterall

it doesn't matter that you paid cash and have no receipt! you were almost certainly caught on cctv.asasuming you know roughly what time you visited? i heard today that tesco are using this as proof of you buying dodgy fuel!

thanks rebel that is most helpful!

as a matter of interest howmany have been produced?

i would say unless you are specifically want the tb just to stay in spain the usual english wording is fine. most cachers spainish cachers would be used to translating into english.

often use my nuvi 350around cities in pedestrian mode. it still uses roads though for navigation.

order in an paid! thanks for giving us the nudge!

back to my original question on caches in the area and tb's wanting to get to united kingdom?

SAP Exhibition not geocaching connected!

hi i am coming to the SAP event at Georgia World Congress Center around april 22nd. looking to hopefully cache too. any suggestions? Also be happy to bring any travel bugs back to UK.

all sorted

No......... No........ and thrice NO! Unfortunately work has now interferred and can't make it now!

I have cached in Copenhagen a couple of years ago,and found it excellant. Discovered some great places. I only walked to them but luckily my hotel was very central.If you could hire a bike Copenhagen is extremely bicycle friendly,and not just because its flat! The cycle lanes are great.Check out my profile cache history! Of the 10 i did 9 are still active it seems.As a previous poster has said there are an awful lot more caches there now. Wrap up warm it can be pretty chilly that time of year.

Superbly organised event! Thoroughly enjoyed the day! Thanks to all involved. Talks were well presented and informative,thanks to all the speakers. Last but not least thanks go to Robin for starting the ball rolling way back in November. Big thanks and congrats to all involved. If only you could be nominated for a Geocaching Oscar! SEE YOU NEXT YEAR?(if not before)!

quote from fmc profile page!!! "Nov 2006 - I have committed to organising my first event, the Burrington Combe Bash, in February (!) and am consequently nervous that nobody will turn up!" well now you know there is no chance of nobody turning up!

you missed out on a sussex meet the other week. maybe you could contact some of them their profiles? sussex meet its archived but still readable!

ps have you done the SP series at the lookout ?

i wasn't a cacher when we had young children but we did alot of walking. i would say the sling is the way to go.then we had a frame type back carrier. As far as caches aren't there plenty along the reading /newbury canal. good flat walking. you could always re do them so abigails new cache nick gets a good head start before she can read and write! good luck!