thehalibutkid

Rociante. Ding

What was the name of Don Quijote's horse?

That sounds a bit like the london eye. The purple one is the VIP section.

I hope you traded up/even for it.

Of all the things i've lost (whilst caching) I miss my mind the most.

I've seen a few at D1.5/T1.5 I wonder how they are implementing it then? Surely it's an auto script.

Yep working for me now as well. I'd have thought they could go up to 1.5.

Really? Because the way it displays my results is one in light blue then one in white etc. Nope it looks nothing like that to me.

Really? Because the way it displays my results is one in light blue then one in white etc.

42 Ding

Me too. I also checked on the page linked. I did not realise I had to search the databse to find one for you!!! http://www.geocaching.com/seek/nearest.aspx?lat=52.0422&lng=-0.7047000000000025&dist=5 I'm still not getting the caches highlighted. I'm using Firefox atm. But I even tried in *shudder* Internet Explorer and same thing. Edited for spelling.

Bob Dylan once asked "how many roads must a man walk down?" Douglas Adams wrote in the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy that this was the (made up by mice) Ultimate Question of Life the Universe and Everything. But what was the answer?

Bod Dylan dude.

Me too. I also checked on the page linked.

I just had a look. Couldn't see it though.

My guess would be Rolls Royce and some form of Cruise Liner.

That'll teach me to go to sleep. I believe the Ding goes to Keehotee.

Ok staying with Lamborghini. What was unusual about the LM002?

Perhaps to put it better the others are a progression of the Lambo V12 Supercar. The Urraco was more of a tame alternative. It only had a 3.5l V8. And it was a 2+2 to boot.

Urraco. The others all have the classic Lambo V12. Or I could say Aventador because it probably won't try to kill you as soon as you stop concentrating. But i'll stick with Urraco.

But are lots of people clamoring to put out caches in those areas? If there is nothing of interest on the trail then there is nothing of interest for a single cache either. Personally I really like trails. They give me an abundance of interesting well thought out often circular walks. The caches are just a pleasant distraction.

I'd be very surprised if there was a way on the site. But there is an add on for firefox which will do it. I translated your OP into spanish to try. No promises as to the readability of the translation though. Auto translators are generally not very good. Anyway it's called gTranslate. And should do what you want.

Ok it's been a while. I'll give the ding to Pajaholic. It was created by Sindri (or Eitri) and his brother Brokkr two dwarfs from the Sons of Ivaldi. Loki tricks them into making it.

I'm going nowhere near Google+ until they stop rendomly deleting peoples accounts.

Something else to consider. How many visitors is your cache likely to get? Most of mine would be lucky to get 100 visitors in a year. Never mind ones that might want to swap a pound.