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oh yeah and thanks for the advice so far.

"Have you checked to be sure your GPSr is still set to WGS84?" How do you check this on a garmin e-trex

Hi all, I've been out caching several times this week aftter quite a good chunk of time away from it. I'm getting really close to the caches but have had no success in finding them. Is it good to mark waypoints in the general area? Say I'm within 60ft of striking distance does it improve accuracy at all to make that a starting point? Other than that are there any clues, signs to generally look for in clsoe procimity to caches that can give them away? Thanks for any advice you can give me.

I live nowhere near the turnpike or parkway and have to travel 20 to 30 mins. to get on to an interstate. Luckily i live in Hunterdon County and there are several caches hidden here and in nearby Bucks County, PA. I would be interested in a caching event somewhere in the region.

I started about a month ago, on my own. I found out about geocaching through the tv show "the screen savers" awhile back. My first time out I encountered a married couple closing in on the cache same as I was. I took up gecaching because it adds a nice demnsion to walking for health reasons.