jamin8
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Hello,
I relatively new to geo caching, although while in the forces, we do a similar excise to teach nav ex over a five day period in the field.
I would would like to tether a water proof cache weighted down, and tethered with cable in a slow deep river.
Any thoughts or ideas would be great help.
cheers
I have had the same idea and i still might try it but what i have relived is that the power of water can easily take the cache away. if it is not weighted down extremely heavily then when the river floods and the current begins to move faster the cache may float away or the rope would snap. Im still trying to figure out a way to do it as well.
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Hello,
I relatively new to geo caching, although while in the forces, we do a similar excise to teach nav ex over a five day period in the field.
I would would like to tether a water proof cache weighted down, and tethered with cable in a slow deep river.
Any thoughts or ideas would be great help.
cheers
I have had the same idea and i still might try it but what i have relived is that the power of water can easily take the cache away. if it is not weighted down extremely heavily then when the river floods and the current begins to move faster the cache may float away or the rope would snap. Im still trying to figure out a way to do it as well.
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Why has Groundspeak taken off the option to make a virtual cache?
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Why has Groundspeak taken off the option to make a virtual cache?
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I had a nice cache and people took everything and left nothing until it had nothing left!
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They have never made a rule because i have found only 14 caches and i have hidden 4.
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There is not way to search for caches specifically near waterfalls but when making a pocket quary
you could add the attributes 'swimming required' or 'wading required' and some caches near waterfalls will most likely turn up.
Another way to do it is to find waterfalls online and then search specifically if that waterfall has any caches near it.
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Have people been logging them as DNFs ?
No, nobody has even looked
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Its been a very long time since ive put two geocaches up and they still have not been found....Anyone having a similar problem?
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I have two caches in upstate New York near Amsterdam that have not been found yet. They have been up for over a month and i am afraid that they will never be found
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Is it possible to load my watchlist onto my Lawrence endura outa&back GPS?
If so, how?
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What is the coolest cache you found please post with the size and what was cool about it
I have not found many caches so probably the one where they had a picture of a song up with a bunch of music notes and each note was a coordinet. Ex. G=1 half rest=4
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Out-of-towners come into your community to do a little geocaching and find themselves in the most disgusting places, with garbage over flowing from the dumpsters, oil/slime on the ground, homeless/drug addicts sleeping behind it, etc. Why do people keep putting caches in these places? Is that what they want people to think about their area?
Barb
People would hide it back there because its easy to hide, probably wont get stolen, or they cant think of a better spot
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I'm not arguing with you. I'm pointing out your poor behavior because its annoying.
And I came to these threads for caches to look for because I live in California, and I'm visiting Nevada soon.
Can you recommend some you have found in california? its such a big state its hard to find good ones. I have not found any there because i live in New York
If you are going to the L.A. area I suggest you go to Griffith Park. Its my favorite area to cache in.
California is huge. What area are you going to?
Pretty much all over. Im going north to lassen then west to redwood then down the cost to SF then im cutting across to Yosemite and then down to Kings canyon. Everywhere except the south and L.A
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I'm not arguing with you. I'm pointing out your poor behavior because its annoying.
And I came to these threads for caches to look for because I live in California, and I'm visiting Nevada soon.
Can you recommend some you have found in california? its such a big state its hard to find good ones. I have not found any there because i live in New York
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well,
if you live in marin county i could tell you a few......
1) gnome and crossing inn
2) where gruffs dare
3) marco polo
if your looking for really hard ones i could give you a few of those to...
1) whats in the name
2) new beginnings
3) atractive nuisance
4) nasty hook
(notice those caches are all by J5crew)
hope this helped a little
Do you have some that are in more scenic areas such as hiking trails or mountaintops?
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Looks like the OP may be from New York State:
Vacation in the works????
This is a monster state ... general region of interest would enable us to help with your question.
To the OP I am In NW calif. in the Redwoods if you are heading this way ... rattle my chain through my profile.
Same here, although a bit Southeast of the HF. Happy to give you some suggestions if you're headed this way.
Ya im heading that way to, can you give me some nice caches in that area?
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Looks like the OP may be from New York State:
Vacation in the works????
This is a monster state ... general region of interest would enable us to help with your question.
To the OP I am In NW calif. in the Redwoods if you are heading this way ... rattle my chain through my profile.
Ya acually im going all over the state and would like to find a nice challenging one in north-east or west california. Can you tell me some of your favorites?
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What is your favorite cache in california? would you recomend any?
What is the appropriate subboard?
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Why not post in the appropriate sub board?
What sub board would that be?
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What is your favorite cache in california? would you recomend any?
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Whats your favorite cache in nevada?
Anyone up for some FTFs?
Help getting started w/ trackables
in How do I...?
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The way it works is that you can either buy an already made trackable or you can buy a set of trackable tags with codes on them. You can then attach them to whatever you want.