skinnyfrenchman

Aw, that's kind of disappointing. I don't find that it captures it enough with the attribute. That'd be like having a "Multiple stages" attribute on multis. Wonder why this was the decision made?

I've recently notice a lot more "challenge" caches as I've ventured into doing more "mystery" caches. Now the mystery caches tend to be puzzles which I like, the challenge caches are fun too, but I find them to be a very different category and so I propose that we make a new "type" of cache that we could filter on. I'm sure someone can come up with a cool little icon for it.

Hi, I've been caching for over 10 years and recently been getting into web APIs via some data science courses. I got all excited when I saw an API for Geocaching.com, but it looks like I have to be an authorized developer with an actual app idea to get access to the API? Why can't I just get a token to test on my data / get info on caches? I've done this for plenty of other sites with massively large amounts of data. Am I just missing something or am I out of luck for doing a personal hobby project?

Hi All, I've been caching for over almost 2 years now and i'm coming up on my 100th find. I was curious if anyone had any good recommendations for great geocaches for Milestones (100, 500, 1000, etc...). For my 100th, i'm interested mostly in one that is in Maryland. However, i would love ideas for other great caches so i can plan my next milestones far in advance. My ideal milestone cache has the followingL a) A good trek/hike through some great scenery. I don't want a quick C & D, it's got to be worth it. Easy to find once at GZ. Wouldn't want to get to it after an enormous hike for nothing. c) A fun one to take a group on as i'm going to try and bring some friends along who haven't cached before. d) A good candidate for CITO. Thanks all, Skinnyfrenchman