Kealani

Queen's Bath, where I have a cache (GCTHC0), is often quoted as an example of the dangerous areas that need to be avoided. 1.) It is on the "beach", public land. 2.) There is a maintained trail to the site with a public parking lot at the trailhead. 3.) There are no "No Trespassing" signs. Ownership is not always simple to determine without a trip to the Courthouse and "dangerous" situations are relative. Queen's Bath is clearly dangerous during high surf but the risk can be avoided if you avoid the shoreline. It's possible to access the cache without getting into danger. Geocaching would be boring if it did not take you to the unusual, out of the way places, regardless of the risk. Shouldn't we assume that Geocahers are smart enough not to do stupid things?

Legislation is pending to make the publishers of guide books liable for injuries sustained by visitors to dangerous sites. This will likely be interpreted to extend to geocaching.com and perhaps the individual hiding the cache. If passed, all my Hawaii geocaches will be immediately disabled.

Where do you run the My Finds? I've never done it.

The answers are probably on the forum somewhere but with Search disabled it's hard to find. What are your recommendations for tranferring cache pages to a Palm?

Help me out here... Some of the abbreviations used in logs are clear. I can understand TNLN, for example; but there must be some sort of list to help us newbies figure out some of the more exotic references such as ftf, TFTC and so on.