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So now that it is all said and done and the cache has been archived can someone please post an chronicle of events that led to the demise of this trail. It seems that there is not enough traffic on this highway to justify a gas station in Rachel and according to other anecdotal reports of cachers they were only passed by 2 to 4 vehicles in the whole time they were doing the series. This level of traffic seems so small that the risk of injury or death to any party would be remote. Also there seems to be a part of the trail that was placed in low visibility areas, however a large part of the series had visibilty on the order of miles. So why was the highly visible areas not allowed to go forward with only the low visibility caches being archived? It seems rather drastic for the Nevada Department of Transportation to deem more than 100 miles of roadway, much of it with good visibility, as off limits to caching. Because of these questions and more it would be nice to know the backstory so such heavy handed ban can be avoided in the future. Thanks.

Go to the main page at coinsandpins.com Under their main banner it says Activate, get codes, click here for geocaching activation codes. It is on the right hand side of the page. Click that and enter your tracking numbers and your codes will be given to you. Hope this helps. Thanks!! NO WONDER WE CAN'T FIND ANY GEOCACHES, haha, JK, can't even see the activation link on a web page... I will go away now with a red face... Thanks, again.

My wife is trying to get her activation code for a couple of travel bugs she got from c&p but can not find the place on their website to get the code. Please help Thx

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I got into geocaching after purchasing a Google Android based smart phone. There are several good applications for Android users to use while geocaching. May I suggest adding "GeoBeagle" and "(reference to unauthorized application removed by Groundspeak)" to the software page for the Android users out there. I am not affiliated in any way with either of the developers of this software, but I do use and recommend both pieces of software. They are both available for free on the Marketplace, Androids equivalent of Apple's App store.