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Thanks everyone. I will deffinately check out free maps or at least buy a DVD. I did contact Garmin via email, I might try calling as well I work in customer service so understand being nice gets faster/better results. This has been very helpful and I will be more careful.

Thanks. Great idea!

I have a Garmin Oregon 450 and bought a Micro Sd map card. The card location is really bad design as it sits under the batteries and within 3 months as I was changing the batteries the Sd card slipped out of position and broke as I was installing the new batteries. I contacted Garmin, they would not replace the card, so now I am forced to buy another... Grrrr. Has anyone else have this problem? Is there any other solutions?

This one is pretty cool! http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=7e97277e-ef8e-4453-b87b-24e8fe51a86f GCC6GH BYGONE DAYS This cache is placed in a small roadside park. This park is noted for a unique farm implement that was left sitting in the field many years ago. The story goes that the implement was leaned against a small sapling when a young farmer went off to fight for the Union in the Civil War. Killed in the war, he never returned and the sapling grew into the mighty oak that still surrounds the metal parts of the implement. Check it out at these coords. N41.34.414 and W94.53.807. Enjoy this little bit of history. The cache is a camoed L&L. There are also some leaflets in the cache with pictures and info about the landmark, feel free to take one.

I saw this one and wish she would visit Iowa. Cindy the Cinderblock - She has traveled almost 13,000 miles!!!! http://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?id=27797