Nymm

On the Garmin gpsMap 64s: What kinds of maps does it come preloaded with? Will I regret not getting the topo version?

I'm thinking buttons.

I haven't been an active geocacher in a while, but I'd like to get going again. I have an eTrex that is about 10 yrs old. I really like it, but I just can't get enough satellite signals to get a consistent position. I can hardly ever get even three satellites. I don't blame the GPS, I blame all the trees that cover absolutley everything here. I don't want to use my phone, it's not very accurate either. I'd like to get something in the $150-$250 range that has really good reception, one that can pull down signals through buildings and all these pesky trees. I'm really interested in what current geocachers are finding a lot of success with. Any recommendations?

I'm from Washington State. Recently, I found a travel bug here that has the goal of reaching the Daytona Raceways in Florida. My wife recently returned from Pensacola and while she was there I had her place the travel bug. Here are the coordinates: N 30° 30.054 W 087° 13.439 It's a Groundspeak dog tag bug attached to a yellow toy racecar. I have submitted a cache but since it was only meant to be a temporary cache, it has not been approved. Fell free to pick it up in the meantime though. Just be sure to log your find of the bug and then place it in a cache that gets it closer to Daytona. Good luck. Keep your heads down during Katrina. ?'s: mcreviston@att.net