As an immediate solution to the "problem" this seems like it would be easier than some of the more technical PQ/arc/etc type ideas.
(In fact, this is almost what I'm doing for a short trip next weekend in reverse... We're going to go on a day trip and drive to an area in the foothills that we love. I created a PQ for the area, imported it into Streets and Trips, then in S&T picked the sites I wanted and had it build a route for me.)
What I really wanted to do was zoom out a ways, identify and select a bunch of caches (maybe putting them into a "shopping cart?") pan further, select some more, etc, along the route. Then download those waypoints as a query (with descriptions). I know that there's ways to automate it more, but if I'm traveling, I want to review all of the sites before spending the time looking for them! This doesn't really require any strange math queries or odd route mapping software. Instead couldn't it be done with cookies and browser technology?
Alan LeVezu
