Outback Caching

Hello everyone. we started caching in 2004, and own 1 virtual cache. One of our requirements is to post a picture of yourself w/ a GPS (or phone) at the posted coordinates. We have been told by a cacher who just visited the location and logged their find, that pictures can no longer be required for virtual caches. We have not been very active around the caching forums or up to date with the new rules in the last couple of years due to life getting in the way. Please help us with this one simple question. Can a picture be required as a logging requirement on a virtual cache? Thanks OutBack Caching

Hello everyone. we started caching in 2004, and own 1 virtual cache. One of our requirements is to post a picture of yourself w/ a GPS (or phone) at the posted coordinates. We have been told by a cacher who just visited the location and logged their find, that pictures can no longer be required for virtual caches. We have not been very active around the caching forums or up to date with the new rules in the last couple of years due to life getting in the way. Please help us with this one simple question. Can a picture be required as a logging requirement on a virtual cache? We know a picture can no longer be required for logging an Earthcache, but what about Virtual Caches? We would very much appreciate some insight on this. Thanks OutBack Caching

I'm only receiving emails on my trackable items when a cacher picks them up (logs a grab) from a cache, but i do not receive an email when that same cacher drops that trackable item into a cache. I've email GC, and they are aware of the problem, and are working on it.

All of the volunteer Groundspeak reviewers work very hard to maintain their normal lives, while spending countless hours at their computers reviewing our caches. I thank each and everyone of them. My vote goes to RUSTY in Michigan.

I earned my Eagle Scout Rank in 1976, my son earned his in 2004. Both of us are active members of the O.A. (Order of the Arrow). It was through Scouting that we learned about Geocaching,

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