Cornell Acacia

Does anyone know if an ammo box will be OK if hidden underwater?

I'm planning a trip in February, and part of it will involve caching along the Ohio and Pennsylvania shores of Lake Erie. I tried to make a query with caches by the road that goes right along the shore, but Google Earth obviously wanted to send me along I-90 to make it faster; I started chopping the sections into little pieces so that I-90 wouldn't make sense, but then those sections started having to get as small as 7 miles. Is there any way to do this without an obnoxiously large number of routes and queries? I thought about just widening the swath of caches and using the I-90 directions, but that swath has to get far wider than anything I'd want, and occasionally even becomes greater than the permitted five miles.

jacques0 is right. I guess my memory fails me and I didn't actually set the alarm. Sorry, Erfunden.

Thank you, Milbank! The answer is depressing, but you've saved me a good deal of time that I probably would have wasted tinkering with my GPS in frustration rather than excitement.

When I received my eXplorist 100, I must have been out of my mind. I set it up to display an alarm when I am half a mile off course and when I am within 250 feet of my destination. A few weeks ago, I got fed up with these and have been looking for how to turn them off ever since, but that seems to be elusive. It's certainly not in the preferences menu. Anyone have any idea?