Team Honeybunnies

Count us in for one! If the antiqued paper look comes off well these will be spectacular looking.

I know this is REALLY jumping ahead, but will there be any thoughts on another run? We're planning a trip in September and we'll do one of the APEs then. We'd like to score a gold, but by then I think any metal will be long gone. Thoughts?

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Count us in! What kind of time frame are we looking at?

Okay, I've gone with Team A.I.'s system, and it works very nicely, but the one problem I'm running into is that some coins have a tendency to shift out of their foam cocoon. Any remedy for this?

Looking for the code for the British Columbia coin. The Landsharkz site seems to be down and I thought I saw a thread that they were replacing the site. Help? Edit: Landsharkz were more than helpful and life is good at their site. Beautiful coin. Thanks!

We'd love a set. One please!

The disease worsens... 2 Torn Mailers 3-pack Big City Cachoids 3-pack Beach Cachoids 10-pack Micro Micros

Woo hoo! First post here for my new affliction: Baby Loggerhead Micro Loggerhead Police Geocaching Squad Please Sir, may I have another!

Well, I'll hopefully sidestep the lame cache discussion as I'm another one of those that hunts everything. Kind've comes with the territory when you only have 20 caches left in a 50 mile radius, and your nearest 500 queried takes you out to 94.6 miles. An hour drive just to start a good cache day... I have felt the urge to hunt the "classics" in our state, and one thing that I found useful is an "Oldies But Goodies" query that filters out everything placed after 12/31/01. Here in Wisconsin that leaves me with 53 caches I haven't found. That gives me a nucleus of caches that I want to focus on, and I can build a day around selecting one of those. I don't have a lot of room for opinions that geocaching was better "back in the day", but I do believe that the first cachers out there did get an opportunity to run out and share their favorite spots, neatly removing those places from the list of potential areas for a hide. A lot of really good caches got placed early on and that might help you filter and focus on what you like. There's no old-cache monopoly on the best places, so you'll miss out on some really nice stuff along the way, but give it a try and see what the query results look like.

Ahhh... Been caching for over a year now, yet this is my first post, surprisingly enough. Be gentle. Fake finds: Of course not Dnf=find: Of course not. I will qualify that one time in my memory, I was out with the owner of a cache and put my hand in the hidey hole and came up empty. He looked at me in disbelief, replaced the cache, I logged it. Earthcache, virtual, locationless, webcam: yeah, sure Found partial container: Found lid with cache name and printed GC disclaimer and found baggie with log, nothing else - logged both but that's not a rule. I would not try to log a hook, film cap, fishing line, toy on the ground etc. I'm not a white knight apparently, but I keep a high personal standard. Bonus caches: This one surprised me by the vehemence. According to Fizzymagic's parser I've done 15 caches with bonus finds. None of these were free smilies. they all were coordinates to an extra cache or extra log sheets in stages, and all were specified on the cache listing by the owner. Pocket caches:no Moved caches:no Wasn't there=log:no Armchair:no I wasn't even aware that there was a whole subset of these till now. Did the Radio KAOS locationless and thought it was an interesting novelty. I'd be against them as a whole. Multiple event logs:no But, something should be provided to track them. I have been to this style event and they are not logging free-for-alls. The hides were generally quite good and better than a day of skirtlifters. I'd like people to be able to see my event finds on a GC profile. Until then, just one little smiling couple for each event attended. Moving caches: haven't done one yet. Once I do, it's been found. No extra logs. Interesting thread. Thanks.