lancasterjames

I've been doing this Youtube show that involves geocaching, and I'm wanting to do an episode in Lincoln this weekend, or possibly next weekend, if I can't get anyone with this late notice. Here's what earlier episodes look like: If interested, please let me know asap. The search will take about an hour, and I'm flexible in terms of what time we do it, (though it needs to be during the day, of course.) Thanks!

We are doing a pilot for a reality show involving geocaching tomorrow. We need two more contestants. Anyone who is interested, please let me know asap as we need this for tomorrow. The event will be in the San Fernando Valley just north of LA from 10 am to about 1 or 2.

We are putting together a pilot for a reality show based on geocaching, and we need one more team of two to three people. Please respond to this post asap if you are interested as we are putting it together tomorrow. This will be in the Los Angeles/San Fernando valley area of California.

I am using the GPS device on my Verizon phone. It seems to use the "degrees, minutes, seconds" system for coordinates, which gives me a bit of trouble sometimes finding coordinates. However, here's where it gets wierd. While I was hiding my geocache "Stellar Arcana - Observatory" (GC228QK) I checked the coordinates for the first location. It registered as "N 34 degrees, 7' 5.8 / W 118 degrees, 18' 1.0". However, after I entered all of this information into the site, it didn't register the numbers I put in. Instead, different numbers appear. (They are close, but not quite on.) And I'm not talking about a different system, it's the "degrees, minutes, seconds" system that's registering wrong. Even though the numbers are close, people are still having difficulty finding my cache, and I want them to be able to locate it. Can anyone help me on this? Thanks!

I do it because I love treasure hunting. It's what my comic book is about even. www.stellararcana.com I'm hoping to make some that are engaging. I have some good ideas, but I hope they're not too off the wall for the way it's supposed to be. Hey, does anyone have a rock that can roll after the geocachers after they got their cache???