JacobBarlow

hahaha, don't forget about your Utah hides Mark you leaving caches here and not being counted as living here sure helps our score!

The only logs I'll delete, legit or not, are logs on ALR caches where the ALR is not met...

I read every log posted to our caches, so I think it's silly and annoying when someone posts a needs maintenance, there was no need, the only reason I like them is that I have a notification set up so I get emails on them around here and if it's a cache that I don't own but I don't think the owner will fix the problem then I can go "save" the cache for them... that's what I use it for.

I've always used ATL+248 to get °

I have not heard blinker or blinkie, in Utah they are "Magnetos" lol

Springville, Utah 5 miles: 480 10 miles: 939 25 miles: 2,080 50 miles: 5,295

VERY COOL!

The notifications don't come to everyone at the same time, I have friends who get the same notification 5 or 30 minutes after I do, and I'm probably after other people, I've many times seen the cache on the website and then a couple minutes later received the notification...

Around here alot of people have their caching names, we do, Fire Elemental has "FE" Dorkteam6 has "DT6" GBOTS have "GBOTS" and KnR has "Cacher" Cach-u-Nuts have "Cachers" Udink has TNLNSL... and lots more too!

We feel like "house caches" as we call them are great, they are safer for travel bugs, etc.. and just really fun to look for, we never feel awkward looking for them because putting a cache in your yard IS an invitation for us to come into it, we have a cache at our home and always will and we have them at our parents and relatives and friends homes too!

My buddy was at GW6, I had to miss it due to work, but he was talking to the new record holders as they were telling their story and he said that they said that they went to the caches before hand and looked for them, but didn't sign the logs, then on the special day went to all of them and signed the logs, now if that's the rules to play by, I personally believe I could do it myself here in Utah, if the record is to sign 315 logs in 24 hours, even though you "found" the cache previously, that sounds easy!

That's why it's important to find ALOT where you like to hide, so you know where the FINAL's are.

I skip a lot too, I see it more as the clever then the cheating, to me if you find the final you found the cache.

I have not seen any like that, but it would make sense, the "dot" on the GPS is often the intersection of the two main streets , but not always, there are several other ways I've seen of doing it too...

Actually.... I'm planning on coming up to where you live to finally get my 100+ day

I have not done a 100 day yet, but have MANY 60-80 find days, and lots of people get 100 find days around here, the reason we don't is that we place the ones they find! But it's not too hard to do if you travel to a place where you have not found any, or at least very many and just go hard all day.

I assume you're trying to solve one of the new "Ground Zero" puzzles that just got popular ? like this one : http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...e3-999cf71a530c I'd probably get in trouble for posting puzzle answers on the forums though... hmmm

I wanted to do one of those in my home County, but was told that a Quad Challenge and a Township Challenge for the same county was too much.... sad... Thanks guys! I'm having fun seeing what you're sharing!

Those are cool! I guess I should have been more clear, I'm not so much looking for "Challenging" caches, as I am "Challenge Caches," like : - You must find a cache in each county in the state - The Delorme Pages for the state - One with each letter ( alphabet soup ) - 100 puzzles ( challenge of the century ) basically a cache where you do a lot of OTHER caching to qualify for finding the cache.

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I really enjoy all the challenge type caches, like Delorme, and the county challenges, and Alphabet soup, and the fizzy DT/TR Challenges, and thought it would be fun to see what else is out there, if you wouldn't mind posting links to the challenge caches in your area that would be cool!

I'd have to ask her which cache it was to find the online log, but I know the Utah classic UtahJean has signed in blood before.

Additional Logging Requirement Thanks!