maristua
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You can dropp off coins / TB's and you can pick up or just discover coins / TB's in caches that you own.
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Very nice. I'm really interested in them
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When I don't find a cache I read the log to see if I can get any help there. I also go to google earth or google map to see if that can help me. Many times I've found the cache after looking at google earth for some hint.
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If you find a QR code in the field on a multi cache how do you get the image on your phone to solve it?
You take a picture of it with any camera phone.
Several readers are discussed in the duplicate thread I linked to above, and more info can be found at http://qrcodenewspress.com/
Well they mean actually with any smartphone that can read a QR code. Most iphone, droid and Blackberries can.
Thanks for the reply to you both
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Thank you for your help
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I'm working on my first hide. I have a 0,8 L lock n lock box that I'm going to hide in a large camouflaged container. Should I set the cache size to small (which is the lock n lock box) or to regular (which is the box you'll find first when searching) on the cache page?
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If you find a QR code in the field on a multi cache how do you get the image on your phone to solve it?
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One of my 3 cats
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I started geocaching this summer. I will contiune during the winter. I look for the attribute for snow when I look for caches to find. It's not many hours of a little light outside now. So I often find myself "nightcaching" in the middle of the day
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I can give it a try if you ned more "Beta testers"
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One of my 3 cats
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and once again: interesting timing
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Cat
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I do it so I have something fun to do on the weekends and it's a way to get out of the house.
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I've been thinking about this . . .
Could this get to a stage when the cache containers are too well disguised ? It's all very well going hunting but if you don't find anything - are you going to come back ?? I know people are always looking for the next big challenge, maybe we should put 'Heavily Disguised' in the cache details.
This might sound like I don't like the idea of disguised caches - just the opposite - I have various logs and stones in our garden which will be made into nasty cache containers when I have the time !!
This one is in Oregon it's a Utility or fuse box attached to a pole in front of the CO's house! Pretty cute & clever!
The CO has it fixed up like a little TB Resort, with palm trees, hot tub, etc!
That's a great cache. I would like to see one like this near where I live
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Do you ship to Europe?
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This coin look great. I would realy like to buy one
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I print it out from Google Earth.
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I always plan what caches I want to find. I read the cache page and logs before I go out caching. I also put the coords in Google Earth to get a better idea of what it looks like where the cache is.
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Signed up: 10-12-02
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Placed an order
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A DNF log is fine. It's good to mention how thoroughly you searched, or how you looked where the clue says (certainly if it's very specific). But I often resist suggesting the container is gone (and I re-read my log to be sure it can't be mistaken for insisting it's missing), even if other logs say so. But I do mention how mystified I amI find it hard deciding when the cache is actually missing and when it's just me who's bad searching for the cache.
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Thank you for a good explanation
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I find it hard deciding when the cache is actually missing and when it's just me who's bad searching for the cache. Should I log the cache as a DNF in both cases?
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I'm trying to learn to build a cartridge. What program do I need to use to unzip the GWC file so I can find the LUA file and open it in URWIGO?
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What size should I rate this cache?
in How do I...?
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Thanks for all the replies
I ended up rating my cache as a small one.