The Mighty Shark
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Or better still, when you purposely take the kids to McDonalds to buy them a happy meal so you can pinch the toy to use as a swap.
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When www.geocaching.com or www.geocacheuk.com is set as your home page on your PC
just like mine is
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If you have any left can you put me down for 1 please. I would like either gold or silver if possible
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What about all those poor people that can't swim??
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Order submitted........ I think, as I'm not sure if the submit link worked correctly so can you please let me know if it made it
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Perhaps someone around the area could hide some 'members only' caches? Think how annoyed he/she would be when they can't obtain the co-ords!
This option sounds like the best idea to me. Though not so good for all the genuine non paying members it would al least stand a much better chance of staying safe as I'm sure this low life would not even consider paying to become a premium member.
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A BIG welcome back from me too.
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I just wanted to thank all who have replied and to let everyone know that the cache has now been updated.
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I think you should still email the owner of the cache saying what you have stated here and if you get no reply then I would think that you should be allowed to merge the two.
If the cache is close to where you live then maybe you could also suggest that you could adopt the cache if that's an option for you?
You could also contact the guys at head office to ask for their advice before doing anything
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A BIG CONGRATULATIONS to Des and Bren. Nice one guys
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Nice one Izzy and Paul, Here's to your next 500
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Can you put me down for one please
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Do it!!
Well there you go.... If the boss's say it's ok then it's as good as changed
Thanks guys and happy caching to one and all for this coming holiday weekend
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You're not bowing to 'anti-micro' peer pressure are you??
lol not exactly. it's just that one of the last logs said that they were disappointed not to find any treasure and as it's such a beautiful spot I thought it would be so much better than the micro.
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HI gang
Is there anything in the rule book that stops me from changing my one and only micro cache to a regular cache.
The location will move only a couple of feet so the co-ords will stay the same. The only thing that will change is the description and the hint so is it allowed?
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I know that quite a few people have had this same problem so can someone please help.
I recently set up an account on both Geocaching.com and G.UK.com for my sister and although she is now shown on the cachers list on G.UK and you can call up her profile, she can't log into log into G.UK as it says user name unknown......WHY??????????
Both username and password are the same for both sites so can anyone help PLEASE.........
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England will be full v soon won't it, and Eire will be some time off... does this mean we are soon going to be at a point where we can set 'em in England? Might be worthwhile because it would set the ball rolling
Does this mean that everyone that is going to place a cache in England has already got a location in mind and if not, how long have we got before caches are expected to be placed?
That's assuming that all cachers have obtained permission from landowners to place them, this in itself can take a while.
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I agree with Stuey. The Union Jack needs to look a little more like the full thing but other than that it looks great
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Does anyone else have any spare coins. I was too late to get my order in
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Unless all cachers can choose the type and difficulty of their caches the whole challenge just becomes a driving challenge. It could be noted that most cachers had agreed to set a cache for this project BEFORE rules about where and what caches they could place were even mentioned? (page 5 of the 7 page thread)I know I didnt sign up to set a cache that someone could drive 10 minutes off the motorway/dual carriageway, park, have a 5/10minute walk, then back to the car and onto the next county - as I see it, thats what the quest will become if we are constrained to what we can set so the challenge isn't too difficult??
Not everyone will live in a county that has rolling hills as far as the eye can see so I think it's inevitable that some caches will have to be placed in locations that will only be, say a ten minute walk from car to cache.
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I am looking for 30 caching teams who have a dog in their team, for a new posting TB
I have ready to go. I already have 11 teams/dogs and I only need 30 for this one, if you would like to take part please send us an email through our profile.
Mandy
Anyone got a dog I can borrow cuz I want to play too.
We have 3 cats, 2 kids and 1 Goldfish will they do instead? 
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One important aspect which I don't think has been mentioned yet..... All caches should be as near to 100% muggle-proof as possible - which would probably mean no urban caches and none that would require the Stealth "attribute".
I'd personally be mightily miffed if I travelled 500 miles to pick up a key cache in the series, only to find it'd be trashed by the local chavs the night before (even though I don't drive, and will be unlikely to do much of this series).
Just my two-pence worth.
A very good point indeed and one I feel will sadly be almost impossible to achieve.
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Can I have your responses to the following "Draft Guidelines" Version-1 (12/3/07)
Can I have your responses to the following "Draft Guidelines" Version-1 (12/3/07)
1. Traditional style caches ONLY
I agree. It's going to be hard enough to complete even with regular caches
2. One cache only per county
Ageed, due to the number of caches involved with just one in each county
6. Common Naming Structure e.g BIG Quest - West Yorkshire
Sounds good to me. then people know what to look for when searching for the series.
11. Each cache to be placed fairly centrally within area of the county (to avoid boundary disputes)
Is it not more important to have caches local to the individual that has to maintain it. So long as it's within the county it's supposed to be then why does it have to be central?
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It worked this time. 2 coins now on order, thanks
I have ready to go. 
You know you're addicted to Geocaching when...
in United Kingdom and Ireland
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When you suddenly realise that you have more names and numbers of fellow cachers in your phones address book than you for your friends and family