JCB1705

We are keen YOSM hunters in the UK,(GC45CC) and therefore we would just like to add our input to the discussion. We understand the need for implementing something to prevent multiple accidental logging of caches, however as many have already pointed out, this travelling cache and the Canadian cache are unique. We have travelled far and wide within the UK and up many mountains to claim this as a find. We enjoy the challenge and also the variety of places that this takes us to. We don't necessarily find them to add to our geocaching stats, and we would be happy for there to be an alternative as long we can monitor our finds. outforthehunt has maintained this cache for 15 years, and we have just had many events across the UK to celebrate this. Please note the number of attendees at these events and also the number of logged finds for this great cache that celebrates something historical and intrinsically important to mapping in the UK. We hope that Groundspeak will look favourably on this cache as I think it is crucial to the ethos of what caching is about, ie. taking us out into the countryside and experiencing part of our countries heritage.

Does any one know if it is possible to change a real TB into a virtual TB? The reason for doing so would be for example, if a TB, along with its attached "totem" etc, has been muggles or lost several times and the CO(s) just want to keep the TB alive but not at the expense of constantly replacing it. If it is possible then any guidance on how to do it would be greatly appreciated.

Ah, thank you for that. Unfortunately we run Mac but I know someone who runs Windows so I'm sure we'll get it sorted.

Hi. We recently downloaded several bookmark lists for Church Micros in the UK. They have now been individually run as pocket queries which when loaded onto the GPS will obviously create one large map of caches. However, does anyone know how we amalgamate all the bookmarks into one PQ so that we can view it on the caching site and plan a route; which is obviously a little bit more difficult to do on the GPS because the screen is so small. Regards. jcb1705

Have been looking at the 101 cache challenge recently and wondered how best to search for a cache with the digit 100 in its GC code, as this is this is the only one missing from our list.