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That's a very nice coin! I'll be picking upa couple of those! This is such a great event. Can't wait!

I just got a 60csx for $ 159.00 too! Its a great price!

Have you looked at Waymarking.com?

We found this one one year in Yuma, Az. The best TB port we've found so far!

Hello, I see that you like puzzles. We have a few that might peak your interest! Take a look!

Yellow Team, I bought the DVD so that I could load and change maps in the GPSr whenever I want. I can also load the Topo maps for the areas on the same card. Like Miragee said, it just gives you more options. Once you get the preloaded card, you're stuck with what you have. Just a thought, but if you can change it I would. Also, GSAK is a very good program and coupled with pocket queries, invaluable. Also, you can send waypoints to a PDA using a little program called Cachemate. With all that, geocaching is a hole lot easier!!

I have Navigator with a 1 GB sd micro card. I have half the US maps in it. If you try to navigate On Road with no maps, the GPSr will behave as you described. Geocaching is much easier if you use the maps and auto - routing.

Were you on follow road? If so, do you have maps loaded?

Depending on price, we'd be interested in 50 -100 of these coins. Please put us on your list.

I've used gpscity.com and amazon.com. I received good service from both.

Just got mine today!! Very Nice looking coins at a very nice price. Merry Christmas! find Waldo

Nice coin! Ordered one today. Thanks for the heads-up!

We received our puzzle coin today and we're very impressed! Thanks Billy! Tim (find waldo)

Well, just paid and excited to see my set as well! Thanks! find Waldo

We bought our 60cs and accessories from gpscity.com and were very satified with their service. We will use them again!

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Emailed azgeocoin@gmail.com requesting 10 coins. Thanks for all your work! find waldo

Probably the easiest way is to search for GCPZF9 and search for nearby caches. The zip code for Truckee is 96161 which is close to Stampede. There are quite a few caches in this area. Have fun Tim (find Waldo)

We're in the NW side of Tucson as well. We are here in the winter Jan - April and several other times during the year. We love it here and geocache whenever we can! find Waldo

Did you say find waldo? HA HA!

That is totally awesome! I also have a hot air balloon and we're currently planning our first hide in the Lake Tahoe area using the balloon! Ropingthewind will have to come out to be FTF this one! In our travels around Calif. with the balloon, we have noticed that quite a few balloonists go geocaching after flying. The two sports seem to go together rather well! Cheers, find waldo

Also, the Olympus is fairly inexpensive (compared to the Nikon) and would be easier to replace if it gets lost or broken. Plus, it is much smaller and easier to take with us while geocaching.

We use a Olympus Camedia 740 and it does everything we need it to do while geocaching. My wife takes a lot of pictures and does scrapbooking, so I'm getting her a Nikon D70. But for what I need a camera to do, the Olympus is great and easy to use.

My kids grew up with the Where's Waldo books. When we recently began geocaching, find Waldo just seemed to fit.