KBer

Outstanding, well done! A tenacious Northern New Jersey cacher.

Congratulations, well done!

Congratulations, well done.

Well done ON, congratulations.

Congratulations, well done.

Congratulations, well done.

Quoddy is ready to commence a trek on the Long Trail in Vermont. The Long Trail is 270 miles that stretches from Canada to Vermont. You can follow his adventures at Trail Journals. Good luck Quoddy !

Congratulations, well done AB

Congratulations, well done.

Congratulations LL, well done !

Well done, congratulations. Jonboy arguably is among the top 3 cache hiders in our greater tri-state area.

Outstanding effort for Mr. and Mrs. Resolution, well done, congratulations. This Memorial Day weekend they completed some superlative five level caches to reach 300. From the lows of Long Island; a 1 mile subterranean journey To the highs of Somerset County, NJ Resolution on top of the Geocaching world

The other day I did a grouping of great caches on Federal Hill in NJ (near I-287 & route # 23). BrianSnat listed the coordinates to The Iron Door, which we visited. I can not seem to find the WNJ article about The Iron Door on the net. Does anyone have the copy of Weird NJ issue that contains The Iron Door article that I can read. Thanks.

Nicely done ROJ!, congratulations.

GerIRL reaches 400 caches! Congratulations a neat achievement, only bested by his superlative hides. The only bothersome aspect is that the find was recorded in The Sunshine State instead of The Garden State.

Nicely done JG, congratulations.

Well done, congratulations. A great member of the Northern NJ cache community.

Congratulations, well done.

Congratulations, well done.

Condolences to a great bi-coastal cache family.

Yes, I was aware of this. Every so often the NJ DEP conducts these hunts to thin out the herd of Geocachers.

Congratulations, well done.

Nice job HD, well done.

Well done, congratulations.

You are correct, I was following directions that stated the file had to be a .KML file. When I looked at the GC.com upload button I saw that a .GPX file can be uploaded. So I have cut out Google Earth as of yesterday afternoon. That being said the anomaly of including way points in the .GPX file ruining the route still exists when using .GPX file. If I do not include the waypoints, then the route uploads correctly. If waypoints are included in the .GPX file the route comes out as a straight line, just a strange anomaly that I noticed and sharing with the community.