Mitchell Gang

I am sadden by the fact that we are becomong so restricted in when/where/how caches can be placed at numerous different state and local parks. They do not hesitate to take my money to support these sites but trying to use them for a fun family activity is out of the question. I seems that for me a person who has very limited time for caching that hiding one has become a part time job. Until recently I was unaware of all these rules and simply hid them applied for approval. I think I will just continue this approach a little civil disobediance is good.

Recently the Toledo/Lucas County Metrppark system has been meeting with caches to discuss similiar rules. The one that stuck out to me was you needed to get a permit ot hide in the park and they must be within 30 ft of the trail. With all the caches already in the parks there is limited availability anyways. It is just another one of many governmental controls. I am unsure of what the final decision came to be. If anyone knows let me know.

I will be traveling to MN next week and am looking for a quick stop Travel Bug Hotel by the Minn/St Paul airport. Suggestions.

I figured it out. Thanks for the help.

I will be passing through Ohare on Monday and have 3 TB's to pass on. I can not find the Travel Bug Hotel in this area. Help.

I was able to do the one from Google. I prefer the other but am unsure how to put it onto my profile once it is complete.

I started geocaching about 6 mths ago. Business takes me to numerous states and I try to geocahce in each while there. I have noticed on some profiles maps indicating the states someone has cached in. Where do uou find these maps and how do you load them onto your profile. Please keep in mind my computer skills are limited, so the more specific the instructions the better.