Gyr1949

Thanks. Setting up a new email folder should don't it.

Where do I set my preferences for email notifications when there is log activity for my caches?

Take a look at http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.a...b3-7fe026bf883d (States A-M) and http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.a...9f-1925b1621db1 (States N-Z). These are very long URLs, which may break up into two lines - you may need to play around with copying and pasting the pieces into your address line to get them right.

That depends. If all she did was buy some pasties and a g-string, I wouldn't care. But if she put on a show, that might be interesting.

There's a cache like this near me, listed as a puzzle cache, which I enjoyed. When you read the description, it sounds like a big area. But if you follow the rules of the local park district (has to be within 25 feet of a trail) and the rules of Geocaching (can't be within .1 mile of another cache), it leaves only a pretty small area. The key is to know the rules, and that the hider followed the rules.

It's intentional. Silly, but intentional. Try logging with Firefox.. in my experience FF doesn't lose the text you've already typed. I could be wrong - I haven't tested that out too much. It does refresh with Firefox. It's annoying, but I've learned not to start typing until after the refresh, since I know it's coming. I wonder, though. If I typed TFTC really fast, and hit the submit button, would the system accept the log???

So if I boil my finger, it will stop stinging? Right. And if you smash your foot with a hammer, the pain in your finger will go away.