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thanks IBcrashen

oh im using 3.1.3 on the 1st iphone generation , i got it jailbroken with a theme on there but it should make no difference , the app is uptodate , and while i had my 3gs the filter was never there either my 3gs was running 4.1 and i had it till about 2 weeks ago? and is the filter called then cause iv looked in settings and the filter and the sort field. u want to tell me where the filter is at?

It doesnt actually have a filter for your own hides though but it does filter ones youve found, what im saying is that there needs to be a filter for caches that you have hidden so they dont clog up the search results page when u want to find some caches around u that arent your own

thanks haha i knew it was wrong ima link him this post, btw what i was saying was in the search on the iphone app because theres no filter like that and all that we get anymore is our caches because we have made them all in the area and have found all those ones, they just need to update the iphone app which i put in a request for so hopefully soon that update will be made

my friend logs all the caches he makes and i have to disagree with him because its one you've ,made and not found which in my book is cheating to just get a higher score, am i right? anyway his thinking is that it makes it so that your caches don't come up in the search selection when searching for new caches. it seems redundant to me but im curious as to what others view this as

Hi iv recently gotten back into geocaching and started hiding them more than looking for them. iv been using pill containers which are fine and convenient but i have run out. Im wondering what stores like walmart or target carry that meet the individual size requires per different size geocaches in other words im asking what does target/ walmart sell thats a micro cache container all the way up to the large cache container sizes..... obviously the really big ones that are 5 gallon buckets are obvious but im wondering about the rest. Tupperware seems to be obsolete because iv come across more and more caches where the plastic is dead or cracked or just crushed. im looking for sturdy containers than can take a beating that are relatively cheap Basically i just want containers that are durable and meet geocaching standards. i find that the geocache websites containers are really expensive and it seems that alternatives could be used that are easily purchased at the store thanks all for reading and give me some answers please hehe

oh ok thanks for the imput. i found this geocache previously and figured id take my girlfriend with me for her first one seeing as it was the closest one to my house and that i knew exactly where it was . it was disappointing to not find it but we then went to another one i knew and had her find her first one. ill notify it to be archived then

would it be permissible to fix/redue a lost geocache? theres a few in my area that people have reported missing for a while s i went to confirm and all have been lost. i was wondering if i could fix them my self as the owners have either moved or forgotten about geocaching and the caches they hid.