CrackerTowel

I'm sure the "powers that be" have already got an answer for this, but I see that we have something akin to our own Y2K-like problem approaching: running out of 6-digit waypoint IDs. We're already up to GCC0xx, at almost 50K cache IDs used/created. What happens after 64K caches are created (GCFFFF)??? GC10000? (apologies if this is a FAQ, I didn't see anything obvious in a quick browse-around)

SquareD is a geocacher who appears to not be too active anymore. Another of his 'signature' items to leave in caches was one or more wire nuts. Maybe if you contact him he can clear up the mystery of the "Square D dollar".

What was lost is found! Someone had the Travel Bug, put it back in the cache, it's now on it's way again. Consider the case closed!

yes, I've written to BPach who did place it there, as well as the only other cacher who logged being there after it was placed. Magicman/PookyBear say it wasn't in the cache. But these other two logs were in the book before them, that's why I'd like to contact them. So, yes, welch, I've exhausted the obvious, including emailing the Bug owner. And I don't consider it practical to bash the geocaching servers to brute force search the user database.

The Travel Bug known as PorcuPet is missing. It was placed in Mitchells Rollaway (near Croton/Hardy dam in Michigan) on August 5th by Team BPach, but it isnt there now, and hasn't been logged as being removed by anyone. There are log book entries in the cache for "Mooner & Doc", on 8/11/02, and "Becca (Yank) and Roger (Brit)", on 8/18/02, that are not logged on the cache's web page. Does anyone know these people or how to get in contact with them? We'd like to find out if they have seen the bug in the cache, or know anything about it's whereabouts. Any info about the missing TravelBug or these cachers is appreciated. Thanks.