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Just wondering what do you belive the experince brakets to be? For me it would be this but I would like to know what other people think: 0-50 finds Newbie 51-250 finds Virtual Newbie 251-500 finds Farly experinced 501-999 finds Experinced 1000-5000 finds Very Experinced

After yesterdays update there appears to be a problem with the maps on geocaching.com Each time the map is refreshed it shows the cache in a different place on the map. I know this because on my own caches they keep moving each time I refresh the map (refresh on the right hand side, not browers refresh) Is anyone else experincing this problem & is Groundspeak aware of it?

So how many UK reviewers are there? 10? 15? I don't want to know there caching names but just a list of all the uk reviewers.

Maybe we could challenge the UK reviewers to complete the LEDGEND series in three days while continuing to review our many caches Note: Thanks to all the UK reviewers for their constant hard work.

I might have to try that

I was just wondering what are the 5 largest UK series. (Excluding Church micro & side tracked etc. Series as in one walk) By Largest I mean most amount of caches. Can anyone help??

Not wishing to upset anyone, because I am probable wrong but has there ever been a Mega event in the south east because looking around there appears not of been. Most (not all) appear to be in Wales, Scotland or Northern England. If I am right why not?

I am still fairly new to geocaching and have heard of what happened in 2005 when Groundspeak archived and locked all locationless caches, grandfathered Virtual caches and grandfathered Webcam caches. What I want to know is: a) Why archive and lock locationless caches? Why grandfather vituals and webcams? c) Why were vituals and webcams allowed to stay? Why not just grandfather locationless as well? Thanks everyone

If u r looking for a power trail in the UK the UK mega series near Farnham is quite cool. Thats got 120 odd caches on it, next to it is UK mega series 2 with 54 caches on it. Then about 20 miles south the Sussex Amble trail of 71 caches.

Hi every one I am look at getting a new GPS and was thinking about the garmin oregon, but I have a couple of questions: 1) As GPS's go how good is the oregon 2) What is the difference between the models, is it worth getting a better model of oregon. 3) Do all models of oregon play Wherigo Thanks

This may sound a stupid question, but I was hoping to get some opions on rating my new Cache. The Cache itself is place in a average sized tree, ropes and climbing gear are not required but its still a diffecult climb. The cache rating system does not seem to cover this so I was hoping for people to post some surgestions for rating it. The cache is very diffecult to notice from the ground and even in the tree. I would be greatful for your surgestions