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  1. I wouldn't mind in the least if someone found my caches and if for some reason the log was soaking and they then replaced the log or put in a new piece of paper. I have done this in the past to help out the CO of any we have found that were wet through. If the cache was a micro and no room for more paper then I have taken the soaked log and put a new one in, then once home I email the CO to let them know what I have done, and if needed I would post on the log. so far no one has asked me to post on a log, I know I would't want them back :-) I have had emails back thanking me for doing a spot of maintenance on their cache.

    it all helps to hopefully keep the game moving along.

  2. I picked up a cache while on holiday, and have brought it home with me to 'help it on its mission'. I want to drop it in a cache I've already visited in the past. Should I add a note on the cache's page so that I can log the trackable as being dropped off. I do not want to add another found it log, as I have already found it in the past.

     

    Also can I allow trackables to visit caches I have found in the past? If so should I add a note so that I can log the visit.

     

    Thank you

     

    I take it you mean you brought the TB home and not the cache :laughing:

    we were out at a cache this morning doing just that ….dropping off a TB. We had already visited the cache a while back, and have since Adopted the cache. I dropped the TB in the cache and logged it as such on the TB page. And also put a note on the cache page that we were dropping off a TB

  3. I will try and word this so it makes sense dry.gif Ok……….. we have a new cache all ready to hopefully be placed tomorrow at some point, just waiting on the paint drying.

     

    I have a TB I picked up from another cache, DH said we could put it into the new cache (tomorrow). Now obviously I would need to wait until the cache is reviewed, my question is……can we place the TB into the container at the time we hide the cache and then wait for the cache to be reviewed. then hopefully once reviewed and ok I should be able to log the TB as in it.? (which it will be inside the cache container already) Does this make sense to you all? :unsure:

     

    many thanks.

     

    You don't have to wait for the cache to be reviewed. If you have submitted the cache but not enabled it, you can drop the TB into the cache.

  4. I will try and word this so it makes sense <_< Ok……….. we have a new cache all ready to hopefully be placed tomorrow at some point, just waiting on the paint drying.

     

    I have a TB I picked up from another cache, DH said we could put it into the new cache (tomorrow). Now obviously I would need to wait until the cache is reviewed, my question is……can we place the TB into the container at the time we hide the cache and then wait for the cache to be reviewed. then hopefully once reviewed and ok I should be able to log the TB as in it.? (which it will be inside the cache container already) Does this make sense to you all? :unsure:

     

    many thanks.

  5. We did,a cache a few weeks back , I thought it sounded familiar when DH decided to put it onto the GPS. Sure enough it was fifteen months ago that we found it. I managed to find my log in the book when we went along to it again. :blink: But I did log it online when we got home and backdated it.

  6. I wonder if any of theTb's I have adopted will make their way to you. they are MIA.

    Mind you I read a few times that folk write "took TB" on the log page online and they think that is it, all done and dusted! so there is no mention of the TB in the cache, or it states there is one there and when you go along there aren't any. it would be nice it this helps get some back into circulation. Nice idea.

  7. Yes it is different if you are in a group for signing, there are just the 2 of us :lol: Mr AB isn't a real cacher though but he does come in handy if the cache is too high or in a dark place :blink: Oh and he is always saying "lets me see the gps'". So i think he is a closet cacher. :D

  8. Generally, I've written my name on the physical log before I've posted an online Find log.

     

    There have been exceptions though. On group trips, sometimes someone else has signed my name for me. Although I was there and saw where the cache was hidden, I may or may not have actually touched the cache or the log.

     

    On other group trips, sometimes we've signed a single group name, rather than having everyone sign their own name. This is more likely with larger groups, with smaller caches/logs, and/or with more remote (i.e., harder to maintain) locations.

     

    On the few occasions when the existing log has been unusable, I've left an additional log sheet (printed on RITR paper) and signed that. I've yet to encounter a situation where the log was so full that I couldn't squeeze in my name somewhere, where I couldn't get the log out of the container, or where I didn't have anything that could write on the log.

  9. I have read logs online where folk have said they could see it but it was too busy with muggles etc but they log it as a find online anyway without having got to the container . I only log a find online if I have physically had the cache in my hand, or like you say if the log is too wet etc then I will log it as a find. So far I have always managed to put initials or my name in a log in the container or placed another log or piece of paper into the log . So in answer to your post, if I could not get to the cache container then I would not log it online as a find.

  10. Re my post at top. We had met the CO by chance yesterday whilst we were doing his chirp one He gave us a hint to the cache one we couldn't find earlier. :blink: So after the chirp one back we go and still couldn't find the cache, it is there because he checked on his way back. We must have had thick heads on yesterday. :huh:

    In saying that........today in Glasgow we had a great caching/challenge time.

  11. Our friends whom we meet up with once a year, are cachers. So about 2 years ago in York they showed us how to do a virtual, then how to find the caches, i didn't have a gps at that time. But came home, bought a secondhand gps from Ebay, to see if i would really like the game. Used it for about a year, got a new better one last christmas and as they say " the rest is history" love the game. :D

  12. i also sign in order if possible but then that is how i like to do that, plus i try to use as little space as possible, unless the log is full and then i have to sign over another signature, but if this happens i always state that on my log online once back home as, "no room and had to sign over someone else's". but i now carry spare logs to help out if i can at caches. what bugs me is someone saying 'no room to sign' but the other side of the log roll is empty!

  13. Our 11yr old granddaughter came in handy the other month when we were down visiting :lol: She likes to geocache and as soon as i read out the hint when we took her into town for try a couple caches, she said "bell entry". (Hint) and was at the cache before we had chance to comment :D And when we have read logs online of something along the lines of "our 3 year old found it" :D there is never a 3 year old about when you are struggling to find a cache ;)

  14. I have adopted 2 or 3 TB's, but they were already missing then, even emailing the caches who's "hands they are in" hasn't resulted in even a reply. But they may have given up on geocaching, so there is hope for my adopted TB's then when I read of others resufacing after many months/years.

  15. Opening up a log to find that some cachers have scrawled their name across several lines/spaces when it would have fitted onto one line, i try to use up as little space as possible when signing to save space. Or seeing a "NM as the log is full".........but the otherside is a complete blank!

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