Max Cacher

very cool, thanks for sharing Max // JoGPS

Moving to GPS Garage Sale, should get more hits there Max Cacher

It's with the rest of the archived logs my friend. Deane AKA: DeRock & the Psychic Cacher - Grattan MI Thanks Buddy but I can't go there anymore Joe // Max

don't see any found it logs

moving to West and Southwest forms Max Cacher

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The National Park service is in control and there should not be any in Tennessee they have taken them out over three years ago, and if one is there now it slipped by the volunteer reviewers or was moved. would bet the ones in MS are in question edited to add (( Natchez Trace Welcome Center- GC10HC6 (in Tennessee) )) in not on the NTP Max

very cool, thank you

Check in here www.geocky.org , most do not come to the big forums here Max

Hello Please don't take offense, but just go ahead and register, you want some thing from them, they are good folks to work with Max

Hay Schuhhirsch, love your profile picture, you would fit right in, nice of you to volunteer X-Reviewer Max

may have been because of the commercial for iPhone, but who knows, Max

Do believe this thread has run its coarse, time to close it, after the name calling started Max Cacher

Could you clarify what you're doing here? and who are you to ask ?

To the best of my knowledge its always been that way , ( like years ) Thanks to Hydee and Bryan Joe

Play Nice, Please Max Cacher

Moving thread to the Geocaching.com Web Site Forums Max Cacher

Geowoodstock has always been set up to be either on Memorial day weekend or the 4th of July Weekend, and has been on both several times, go check if you like And like they said above the pass to the last Ape cache in the US would be probably be snowed under in May, and its sooooooooo cool to walk in the tunnel, hope they get that back open Joe

very cool Max

moved from South and Southeast Max Cacher

for Tennessee what da monkey above me said, unless they are on vacation and then it would be a temporary volunteer replacement reviewer would review caches Max

Jeff you make us all proud you live in the area, by insuring that placements are cool and legal Max

That is truly awesome i would love to do that cache. I think that it would be sweet I am gonna make one similar to that in MN. Won't really be able to access it in the winter but should be fun in the summer. Did you read that last found log oh so awesome. In your case, I would probably disable it when the water got cold and not renable it until late spring. While I am sure someone will chime to say "you don't really have to find every cache" or something along those lines would treat a cache which required immersion in water a bit different. Almost anyone can assess the risk pretty accurately for a cache that on the side of a cliff, or high up in a tree, but based on all the stories I've read about inappropriately dressed people going out in canoes or kayaks in the early spring and not living to tell about it, I think that there are a significant number of people that underestimate the risks of cold water. Very very valid point i was thinking the same i don't want someone to get hurt or die due to the cold water that is a serious thing. I don't want to hear about anyone dying while geocaching on one of my caches. Geo MoJo #7 // da beast within // will be available year round, as I said you really really have to want to do it. as other have said you do not have to find all the caches that are out there Joe edited to add posted from wrong account but what does it matter

My bet would be that the six month permit has been up for quite a while, and each manger can issue a permit even in a Tennessee Natural Area, this policy has been in effect for three years Max Cacher