TEAM 360

Wow. I guess that says it all, folks.

5, 4, 3, 2, 1.........

Of course, when you trip over a rock and smash the TX in your fall, you'll cry like a baby. I leave it in the car after I read the hint. No need to bring it along.

Coords lead to Hoffa.

Yes...lemme see...Vegas or Kansas? Vegas or Kansas? Vegas or Kansas? Hmmmmmm..... OR Let me think, let me think.....hmmmm.....

Ah, just go for the best you can get... I have a Palm TX with a 2 gig card...over 300 songs, 200+ pictures and still have plenty of room...

Those tails look awful long for hamsters...I think you've got Mutant X-Hamsters there! Is Lep aware of this?

Take the JumpDrive to the next level...no more logbooks: In the future, when you find a cache, you simply plug your Official Geocaching.com Keyring JumpDrive into the port on the Official Geocaching.com Electronic Cache...your caching name info is transferred onto the cache memory, as proof you were actually there, and the cache information is tranferred onto your JumpDrive in an instant... When you get home, you simply plug your JumpDrive into your computer, and a textbox opens up for each cache you found, allowing you to start typing your 'found it' log right away...or, you can simply have a pre-typed generic 'found it' message automatically downloaded onto each cache page, and all your finds are logged in nanoseconds...

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Anyone know where I might find coords for airplane crashes in Arizona? They seem to be kept a secret... 360.

Why not have it in Vegas, in March? The location would be perfect for most everyone in the Southwest, including NV, AZ and Cali...and March wouldn't be too hot at all...

It'll get destroyed by the local bomb squad, after a noncacher reports it as suspicious and they x-ray it....

Welcome to the Wonderful World of Micros.

They must have been using a wraparound screen if they went THAT direction and ended up in Phoenix...

Just FYI, you not only get the coin, you also get a 1x1" pin, which is identical to the front of the coin...

Still a few left, if anyone is still interested, thank you.

BUMP....oops, did I do that?

Got one, thank you!

Do you have a Meridian Green or Yellow model collecting dust, and would like to see some cash for it? Drop me a line and make me an offer....I am looking to buy one for a friend who is interested in geocaching. Yes, I know about Ebay, just thought I would ask here first... Thank you, 360.

If you missed out the first time around, TheCachingPlace.com has made a second run of only 300 of these trackable coin and pin sets, which are now available HERE

As long as you post the hours the cache will be available, I don't see what the problem is...there are plenty of library caches out there...and caches in restaurants, outdoor coffeehouses, etc... i just download waypoints into the garmin and check it as i drive, could be 2:00am. Tim Well, then, ya can't blame the cache owner if he had the times posted.... Look before ya leap....

As long as you post the hours the cache will be available, I don't see what the problem is...there are plenty of library caches out there...and caches in restaurants, outdoor coffeehouses, etc...

Hmmmm, tough one... Paper mache will come apart the first time it rains. Any wasps that happen to fly by might like to move into a new, pre-built home...causing a little bit of a problem for the First to Find cacher...

Them GeoBones are worth fighting over! I have one, and it's the pièce de résistance of my collection! Thanks, LFD!

Sorry Team 360. But no searches on the interet reveal what that acronym stands for. Martin DRR=Dallas Record Run WRR=World Record Run