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what are all these abreaviations any way, us geocachers can climb mountains, bushwack throug mountain loural, and hike 3-8 miles, but we're to lazy to write/type thanks for the cache, did not find, or took nothing left nothing signed log. j.k. good shorteners to know any way though!!!

you could check in your area 4 an army navy surpluss store they sell all kinds of goodies like ammo cans .

Lots of people have travel bug hotels. And many of them have "rules" about how if there are less than three don't take one unless you trade. Do YOU think this is fair considering none of the bugs are really theirs? And is it always nessicery to trade a bug 4 a bug in a regular cache?

I think it's wonderful that your helping out new cachers learn what's fair and good trade items. I got some useful ideas from reading this. That really shows that you want to give back to the caching community.

thanks 4 the support team neos!

I love to geo cache, I don't think it's a geekey sport. just today I had to scale a cliff after taking a wrong turn . oops! just because you aren't from the cave ages, doesn't make you a geek.

Before I had my own account, I did a lot of caches with my dad (Iceburger). Now that I have my own account, I'm wondering if I can go back through "our" old logs and find the ones I was with him for, and log them as my own finds? He used to log them as I was with him on the ones that I was there for, so there's the proof I did them I don't remember what I took and left on all of them but, I would like the credit for the finds. Am I allowed to claim them as finds of my own? Thanks.