Medic005

I prefer an all weather Geo-Dog, mine like's snow!

Looking for an unactivated OHIO Geocoin. I can trade you an unactivated PA-2005 Geocoin (Bronze), that I should have in about three weeks. Let me know if anyone is interested. Thanks!

I'd like to have one (1) please. Thanks!

That's pretty cool !!!

I did a couple of caches in India, the farthest being 7,527 miles away from my home.

For long hikes, I too have a Mountainsmith Approach II, like briansnat's but mine's Red. For the short hikes, I use a CamelBak MULE knock-off. Both of these are great packs!

I did get a message from the Bug Hunter that my TB would be released in a couple of days, so I guess I'll wait and see if that happens.

The Bug Hunter got one of mine, I guess I'll have to wait for the ransom note...

Really mean person, he/she just grabbed one of my bugs after it completed it's mission and was on it's way back to me.

Here's the Full Article with the Pictures, in PDF form: TribPM Cover Page Article - Page 1 Article - Page 2

Here's a link to an article in the Pittsburgh TribPM edition about Geocaching. My son and PghLooking's daughter we in the article, as well as our Local Approver. Geocaching Article - TribPM

Sounds like a good waymark, everyone needs a good place to eat while traveling.

I'm keeping my season Penguins tickets, thye won't be going into any of my caches. Can't wait for hockey to start! Go Pens!!! I have left 2 motorola frs radios and a $25 gift certificate in my two caches for FTF prizes.

I would have to vote for Siberian Huskies, I have two of them and one is my regular caching partner. Niki loves to be in the woods on an adventure. She is an all season caching partner, of course, she loves the snow. Here's a picture:

Yea, my wife doesn't understand either. Especially, when I run off at 10pm to grab a new cache that just got approved.

I use a PalmOne Tungsten E2 with Cachmate installed. It also have Bluetooth capability and can connect to the Internet via my bluetooh Motorola V710 cellphone, so I can surf the net from almost anywhere.

Out of 116 finds, I've only meet two other cachers while I was caching. It was kind of obvious they were cachers, since they had GPS in hand. So, I approached and asked if they were and they said yes. Of course, we all asked our online names.

We use these type of flags when do training and actual searches for Search and Rescue operations, it's our way of marking an area that we have already searched.

I've bought gps items from both of the following and would recommend them: GPSExplorer GPS City

Here's my bookmark for Moraine State Park in Portersville, PA. These are all in a State Park near where my weekend camp is located. Have fun! Moraine State Park - Caches

Here's my Husky that I take caching with me.

My first GPS was a Garmin III+, then I went to a Legend C and then finally to the 60CS. I would never go back to anything but a Color GPS, they're Great!

I agree, hording the WJTB is annoying. I watched every jeep in my area for 6 weeks, before I could even log one and I even had to drive 40 miles to get that one. It seems that some people just hold on to them. Right now I have two, that I need to drop off in caches this week and I feel bad that I've had them for 4 days and haven't dropped them off yet...

Yes

For one cache that I did, I needed a watercraft to get to it, so I used my sailboat: Here's the link to the log: The Holy Cache