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I did do this. I have removed many caches from my watch list, and the one I keep getting updates on is not on my watch list. I checked as soon as I got repeat updates.

Every phone has a pin number so that you can stop anyone but yourself using the phone. If you set the pin number then, when you switch the phone on, it will ask for your pin number. Generally you have to enable it through one of the menus in the phone. The default for all the mobiles I have used is 0000. You might try that. The phone handbook should give you more information. I hope this helps.

I recently removed a number of caches from my watchlist, but I still get updates. Is this because the database is not being updated immediately, or are there other problems?

I was the complete opposite. I bought a gps to use on long-distance paths - before geocaching even started. It was through Postie, whom I met whilst doing the Pennine Way, that I got into geocaching, and used the gps from the start.

I thought that I would bump this now that the Easter break is over. Come to this if you can. Some new caches will be set.

500 unfound (including temporarily disabled) within 11.68 miles of my home location.

The Lake District, and in particular The Tottlebank Round, which is a superb series: Here is link to the first of the nine. There are plenty of other caches in the vicinity, many of which I have found on previous visits. The weather was terrific - blue sky and sun all all day!

Mr Dewdrop and I will be hosting the 5th Binfield Bank Holiday Cache Bash at a location in Binfield. More details can be found here. All welcome.

Ny bookmark list is now active: Action Stations Incidentally, many commercial airports were once military airfields. Have fun. Any suggestions for additions greatly welcomed.

Many years ago I was really into aviation of all kinds, and used to go plane spotting and air shows. I also still have in my possession the 10 volume series of books entitled 'Action Stations' which listed every place that had ever been used as a military airbase regardless of its present function or condition. When on family holidays we used to visit these places, and some were really remarkable. Take Down Ampney, from where planes for the Arnhem landing set off. The village church has a stained glass window of a Dakota and a very interesting visitors book where veterans could sign their names. An added attraction is the grave of Ralph Vaughan Williams, the British composer, which is in the graveyard of the church. I am wondering whether a caching series could be compiled of caches that are near, or focused on, such places? I am sure that there must be many already, but, for me at least, it would add a further dimension to caching. I would certainly look to placing some in my area. Of course, such a listing might exist. Is anyone out there interested in this idea? I would be very happy to manage a bookmark list.

I am very sympathetic about your situation, but all I would say is: COME BACK SOON!!! Maybe at this year's Binfield Cache Bash. All the best.

Downloaded OK today - so clearly a glitch. Please can this thread be closed, as it has served its purpose. Thanks.

That was what I thought. The only reason I posted a thread was in case it was a general problem. I am running it tomorrow. If there is no problem I will post here and then get the thread closed. Thanks for your help.

Here is the link: UK Virtuals I have checked the contents as they appear in the Search Preview and they are fine. Thanks.

I have the UK Virtuals Bookmark as a regular PQ. It arrived today, but it didn't contain the UK Virtuals but a whole lot in Holland and Germany. Has anyone else received the wrong contents in a PQ? I have asked it to do another download tomorrow, so we will see.....

All the caches look really tasty - and all are miles from where I live!

Personal mail sent with some information.

TomTom's Western Europe Maps have Tenerife included - indeed all the Canaries.

When caching in the US towards the end of 2007 I went for a cache in a park. The co-ords took you to the middle of the park, and the idea was to use your caching instincts to find it. All the information given on the page was: The cache is by a big tree. The cache only contains a geonote and log. So bring your own pen. There were loads of big trees within range, and lots of people going by. As a Brit in a security-conscious country I felt very exposed. The clue: Beware of muggles, bring a picnic lunch I logged a DNF!

Mega Series I think you added the URL twice and they were tripping each other up Iknew there was something wrong - but the odd thing is, I did enter it as normal, using the icons etc - the only thing I can think of is when I copied the url itself that I put something in that shouldn't have been there. Thanks for the help.

FWIW I have done a Bookmark of this series, which should make downloading things a lot easier: http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.a...40-8edfd61a8af8]Mega Series Why isn't this coming up with the nice link it normally does? I have done the insert properly?

FWIW I have done a Bookmark of this series, which should make downloading things a lot easier: http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.a...40-8edfd61a8af8[/url]]UK Mega Series.[/url]

Strictly, of course, the archiving was within the rules er guidelines, but surely TPTB should be going after the errant loggers? But maybe they are.

I just get errors and 'Document contains no data' when I click on this link. And ZoneAlarm considers it a spy site!

Hmm. A bit of a loss there. I assume you are logged in? I have seen something similar but it has always been a gc.coom problem that has gone away, usually quite quickly. Sorry not be of more help.