SerZ

Zakis is right, This is the reason why we should put some caches in the norther suburbs. I will place a TB hotel there soon. Lets put some caches north. SerZ

After a short “log discussion” with YianniG at Temple of Artemis Agrotera – Athens, I found out that there is problem concerning who is hiding and who is finding. YianniG said: “geocaching is not only finding or not only hiding caches... there must be a balance between these two so everyone must help all the others.» and by the way he is right. When I started geocaching, I was wondering what must the quota be between founds and placed. I’m proposing one: for every 10 finds, hide one. I’m trying to apply to this rule I placed for my geocaching activity, and It is working. I Know it is difficult to maintain a large number of caches but maintaining 5 caches ( 50 finds) can’t be that difficult. The other problem that occurs when only few geocachers hide caches is purely geographical. The example of Athens, where the large majority of caches is situated in the southern suburbs, is a problem. Hey u in the northern suburbs, what about hiding a cache or 2. SerZ

Xerete, Gnorisa to geocaching prin apo ena xrono peripou apo ton zakis, kai omologo pos me exei siglonisei to paixnidi ayto, dinontas mou ena logo parapano na "voltaro". Opote mou dinetai i dinatotita trexo stin anazitisi "koution" (kyrios stin Attiki) kai exo parasirei kata kairous diaforous filous. Exo ena GARMIN GPSMAP 60 kai entos oligou tha xrisimopio voithitika to kinito mou me ta diafora programata pou yparxoun. Parepiptontos xarika poli pou gnorisa merikous ek ton paixton stin Ellada, sto 2nd Geocaching meeting 2006. Faros kai efxomai na ta poume sintoma kai pali apo konta. Protino na organothei ena meeting mesa sto kalokairi bas kai sinantisoume kai kanena apo to eksoteriko Filika SerZ