Lightning

I've been away from Geocaching for about 4 years. In coming back I have noticed the trend of one line logs. Doesn't make much difference to me. I'm mostly interested as to when the cache was last visited. I am disappointed in the trend towards micro-caches. I don't even bother looking for them. I don't like them and my grandkids don't like them.

Thanks everyone. With your help I figured it out....

I've recently purchased a Magellan eXplorist 310 and I'd like to post a review of my first impressions. I can view the existing reviews of this GPS but can't figure how to post a new one. Can someone help? Thanks...

I monitor 2 most of the time here on the Oregon coast. Mostly 147.22 on Mt. Hebo. Great fun between caches. Phil KD7ZD

Much to do about nothing. Nude is not lewd.

Much to do about nothing. Nude is not lewd.

Yes! I can get it here in Oregon as long as I can see to the South West.

I seldom have cellular coverage when Geocaching except when near some of the bigger cities here in Oregon. I always have it with me, however. It’s small enough that even on a long hike it’s no trouble. You just never know and it’s cheap insurance.

Well shucks. April's too soon and I'm on call May 18th so I have to vote for June 1st. Have work gloves - will travel.

This one’s not all that far from Eugene and you don’t have to hike to find the cache but there is a 1.6-mile hike through a BLM old growth preserve. This one’s back in the brush about 30 miles and takes about a 3 hour drive round trip on logging roads. We saw a herd of elk on the way in and a big ol’ bobcat on the way out. It takes a bit of navigating to get there also. Check it out at: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.asp?ID=15278

Shucks, I voted for the “ends of the earth” because the next nearest choice of 100 miles just doesn’t cover it. Last Sunday I did 65 miles round trip on logging roads just for one cache. Not counting the miles to start the adventure. Besides, a logging road mile should be worth at least 5 on pavement.

Shucks, I voted for the “ends of the earth” because the next nearest choice of 100 miles just doesn’t cover it. Last Sunday I did 65 miles round trip on logging roads just for one cache. Not counting the miles to start the adventure. Besides, a logging road mile should be worth at least 5 on pavement.