Redmond Family

This is a tough one. I really like the Depth of Field of A, but I like the color range of C. A has a great view and it actually looks as if you could walk into those tunnels through the coin. In the End though I feel as if the actual size and dimensions, along with the colors and view of the towers slightly overcame the other picture so in my very long winded way this is my way of saying that I VOTE FOR C! Thanks for the adventure.

hello all, I have recently downloaded the software GSAK. I am having a problem and I was hoping you could help me resolve it. I am trying to export the files to my National Geographic TOPO software. The problem is that TOPO need the file to be in a TXT. file but the program puts it in a TPG file I can't seem to get the files to get into TOPO. Please help me out. Thanks, The Redmond Family

Thanks, You all have had some really good advice, thanks. I am activly involved in other outdoor events like, Camping, Hiking, Four Wheeling, Model Rocket Launching, Traveling, Sight Seeing, etc. so the auto routing would be nice. I also think if I were to get the feature of auto routing I would spend the extra and get the mapping software. I really appericate the advice. I am stating to concider the Lowrance. do any of you have any other comments on this line of GPS? it looks like they may have a good product going at comparable prices. my concern is ongoing software support. any help would be great. Thanks again, The Redmonds

Hello all, I am sorry if this has been asked in the past but I couldn't find it so I thought I would ask. We are new to Geocaching, we have found 4 caches just because we knew the area and they were really easy finds with the hints etc. but we have a question and we were hoping some of you would show us the way. We do not own a GPS yet. we really want to buy one but we are concerned that because we are so new that we would just be throwing away money on a poor choice. That brings us to this... if you could start all over again would you go for broke on your first GPS? or buy old and upgrade later? I have heard nothing but good things about the Garmin 60cs and we have looked at it and we really like the features but are we justified in spending that much on our first GPS? we want to know if it is a good solid purchase? we will be using it alot with some of our other hobbies and we have been looking for a while at getting a GPS we just don't know if we should spend so much for our first one. My personal thoughts are that I would get alot of use out of it and not need to upgrade in less then a year. if we went with a cheaper one would we outgrow it soon and want to upgrade anyway? Any help on the matter would be greatly appericated. Thanks for the Adventure, The Redmond's