TheJudgeFamily
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I have the Dakota 10, and talkytoasters maps are brilliant, get them on your GPSr now!!
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I just wrap the lanyard around the handlebars before clipping it on, it's never jumped off yet but i do like the extra bit of security!
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go for a dakota 10! brilliant gpsr for paperless
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must-have caches in London city
TheJudgeFamily replied to bevema's topic in United Kingdom and Ireland
I think this http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.aspx?guid=14eb852b-db41-4ad4-bff5-f89ec514c340 may work now?? -
We are going to London in August for our wedding anniversary and would like to do a spot of caching whilst there, I have heard a Geocaching Tube Map being refered to several times, but try as i might I cannot find it anywhere, can anyone help?? Also, are there any must do caches while we are there, so far I only have 2 Last Delivery & Abbey Road Thanks in advance for your help / reccomendations
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try having a look here http://www.geocachetrails.com/
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Newbie trackable pick-up question
TheJudgeFamily replied to GeekyMummy's topic in United Kingdom and Ireland
Just done a bit of digging, and I see you have placed your TB in a puzzle cache, I have found that TB's seem to sit in these for a while as they do not tend to get as many visits as Trad's. I have found to get TB's moving the quickest the best bet is to either drop it off at a TB Hotel or a New cache which will attract more finders -
Newbie trackable pick-up question
TheJudgeFamily replied to GeekyMummy's topic in United Kingdom and Ireland
Or pop down to the cache if it local to see if the TB is still there?? -
Misty_Minou, I have a Dakota and find that the standard handlebar mount from Garmin does the job just fine for me
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How About A UK GC Podcast?
TheJudgeFamily replied to Cornell Finch's topic in United Kingdom and Ireland
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I did a lot of reasearch into gps before finally settling on a Dakota 10, paired with a set of talky toaster maps it does exactly what we want, it's cheap & battery life is good.
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Competition for Garmin in the UK
TheJudgeFamily replied to Gushoneybun's topic in United Kingdom and Ireland
broken linky -
adoption complete, thankyou
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I am trying to find some more info on Birdseye myself for my Dakota 10, but as for if it's routable, from what I understand it is an overlay so your Talkytoaster routable maps will still be there too
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Is there anyway of doing this so that I can have a birds eye view overlayed on my gps screen?
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I am in the UK and I don't own any GC's. I likie cycling and walking my dog if you have anything that fits that would be great to have something travelling that we can watch!
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mine hasn't used yet
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It's on it's way
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Recieved my envelope in the post this morning, we have Peggy's (The Amigos) & Joann's. Will get them off and running soon Big thanks to Gary for putting all this together
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Help me distribute my Travel Bugs around the globe!
TheJudgeFamily replied to aordway's topic in United Kingdom and Ireland
Have been on the "World Release Register for Trackables." since I started caching but never recieved anything from it -
Help me distribute my Travel Bugs around the globe!
TheJudgeFamily replied to aordway's topic in United Kingdom and Ireland
If you'd like one starting off in Norfolk, UK then I would be happy to help -
done. 0.1% in it now!
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Hi there Glyn, another UK cacher! I have the garmin etrexH and along with my Blackberry running the Trimble Geocaching app between them they do everything you could ever need. I didn't find the serial cable being an issue at all as I found a uk ebay seller that does a usb cable for £13.50 and it works faultlessly. If you want anymore info on it feel free to give me a shout!
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Cheers weston wanderer, will take a look there too!