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Hallo Frostengel, danke für deine Hinweise! Leider führen die wohl nicht direkt zu Nachtcaches. Ich weiss nicht, ob man als Premium-Member direkt nach dem Attribut suchen kann. Gerade mal bei opencaching geschaut - dort kann man nach dem Attribut 'Nachtcache' suchen... Guten Start Axel

Moin, bisher hab ich meist auf nachtcaches.de nach - wonach wohl? - Nachtcaches gesucht. Die Seite scheint aber down zu sein. Kennt jemand noch eine gute Quelle?

Thanks for your answers and support so far! I'll attach the write-up for the earth cache. I have already applied the amendment suggested by Lostby7, which makes sense to me. A good point was as the the hint regarding the growth or presence of trees. Of course one will notice quite quick that there are no trees at all, as the climate does not allow, but I want something that has to be determined on site Further comments are welcome! PS: OpenDocument Format according to ISO 26300 is not supported by this forum?? Selvagens.pdf

Hi, I try to set-up an earth cache on a lonely island in the atlantic ocean. I decided for an earth cache as the local authority does not allow plastic containers, as used in traditional caches. The islands are uninhabited, around 200 miles away from the next inhabited island. So not really a place where you could come along by chance Next to some questions on geology, which can be answered from reading the description, the questions to answer while on-site were: - standing on the coordinates, what consistency and color does the ground have? - how many trees can you see? Any additional ideas what could be a good question, or is this sufficient? As it is fairly impossible to visit this place again in a short term, it should not be too difficult.

What a nice logo from just around the corner (although I prefer the 'Fuchs' ;-) After some trials with early Linux in 1992/1993 (that was on a pre 1.0 kernel) i put it aside, but in 1999 i moved completely to openSUSE, and still run it on various laptops, desktops and rootservers. Altough I'm neither a hard tekkie nor a programmer ;-) Since I found the Linux-plugin for garmin and made it running on openSUSE (together with the author) I'm quite happy with the status :-)

The only Linux software that I would require is the communicator plugin for firefox. Actually, the garmin plugin by Andreas Diesner works fine for me: http://www.andreas-diesner.de/garminplugin/doku.php?id=start PS: openSUSE version: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/garminplugin