kulgan

Top dollar! (or pound)... or not! I've got a summit which bounced off of the A24 when I hadn't clipped it to my handlebar mount properly. I've cracked the corner of the screen, but thankfully not the LCD. Bit of a close shave actually as an artic' swerved to avoid it as it bounced - otherwise I could have been looking at a rather more intensive refurbishment! Based on everybody's report I must get mine sent off to get it looked at - it would seem that Garmin have the customer service which many mobile phone manufacturers do not! Cheers Mark

How do all - well I thought I'd break my duck on the forums by voicing on this post. I've been caching a little while now - but only occasionally get the chance to get out there. So far I've only been finding - mainly because I could be moving in a little while (hopefully not too far) and also because I'm still learning from the clever caches people are hiding locally (around Dorking, Surrey) all the time. As long as you keep to the guidelines about swapping and replacing caches where you found them, you are in a way helping to maintain existing caches. What has amazed me is the increase in interest in this hobby/sport in the last few years - I first heard about it in 2002/03 when there were just a small number of caches in my local area. Looking at the number that are going up every week, I don't think we are in danger or running out or reaching saturation soon! Thanks to all of you who do place caches - it makes a great reason to go out and find new places. Mark