Faith the Aquariaqueen

If I found it, I would have thought it was a very nice signature item.

I think Treasure Island is just great!!!! You don't have to impress, have fun, and do your best.

Generally, you just email the owner on most virtual caches.

I don't generally carry a camera unless I am on vacation. Also, I don't have a digital camera, so you would have to wait until the film was processed and I took the time to scan and submit. I would just add a friendly comment about submitting pictures....you'll probably get some beautiful if not clever pics.

I have seen where coordinates are put on the inside of a business card sized magnet, on the underside of picnic benches and park benches. Even if this magnet were nicely placed on the flag pole, I wouldn't have a problem with it....painted white to match the pole, maybe?

Another reason is that some people would have to wait longer to download, some people have dial up, dontcha know.

Try: www.geotruckers.com It's a group of truckers/RVers and they have started a rest stop category....it's a friendly group of folks.

Geo-Stu....tsk tsk This sounds like a wonderful idea. Tickets to a nice theatre presentation or concert....keeps the future in mind!!!

I used to do that, however, when I would realize that I left a 3-4 dollar item and someone replaced it with ONE bobber, I don't do it anymore. Hurt my feelings too badly. It's up to you.

I have a hunch 90% of people would have ordered something, if only a soda if nothing was mentioned. However, by virtue of telling me I HAD to, I probably wouldn't have. If not stated, my sons and I would have ordered off the menu. With the statement like it is, we probably would have walked in with water bottles and beef jerky in hand.

I was able to find a few caches by using the google maps, and mapquest. By knowing the park and getting all the hints I could, we found them. Read the hints and the logs, and then you'll get some vague clues that will later make sense.

Also the local coin/stamp shop will have them.

Doesn't sound like an experiment as much as it would make a great topic for an oral or written report. The closest thing for comparison on a science project would be doing an accuracy test of your GPSr vs other brands and/or accuracy of your GPSr in clear open fields, tree canopies, caves, etc. You need a constant and a variable, tested a minimum of three times.

Sorry, you can't give him away anymore....he's family!!!

Got one for about 5 bucks at a military surplus store, I had to rummage through a bunch of dented/rusty ones before choosing the one I have. Makes kind of a cool lunch box for a middle school kid.

Yes, I believe it's the one....2"x2-1/2"x4-1/2" approximately....I don't have one with me or a ruler for that matter. Send a real one on its way, and have the other for a cool reminder....

The closest thing you can do is this. Buy the white or yellow diecast Maistro jeep from Wal-Mart and order a travel bug dog tag, and send it on it's way....however, it won't be considered "the true WJTB". And even if it's an imposter, consider it gone in a relatively short time. The WJTBs were issued by the Jeep Corp....and were numbered as such.

Sets of bungee cords seem to get picked out of caches....... Briansnat, while I would love to find small cans of WD-40, isn't it risky to put those in caches due to weather changes?

I found a travel bug hotel made from a 5 gallon bucket that was buried, however, the lid was ground level and accessible without digging anything. I found it unique, and easy to use.

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I think if someone who was offended by gambling, they wouldn't take the ticket....I would just hope they wouldn't take it and rip it up.

As a Scout leader, I have my trusty $3.00 BSA hiking stick. Of course I added some handy items to it, along with my geocaching.com medallion.

This may be a helpful site for you.... http://www.geotruckers.com/

All I know is that since the decision was made to move all virtuals and locationless, I have lost 90% of my interest in geo-caching. I was able to get a virtual cache this past week, it was great, but I must say I was saddened that they'll be gone. Waymarking doesn't quite make sense to me, I can't figure out the site, etc. What a dilemna...but then again, it's not my game and I have no control.

Believe it or not, I returned an eTrex yellow to Target without the box, because you have to destroy the packaging just to get to the gps. I brought back the gps, the instructions and the video, and they returned my money, with no troubles, 6 months later. I did have a receipt for it.