Kermitcar

Thanks! That's worked perfectly

I don't mean just copying and pasting a weblink, I mean having text linked in blue that takes you to another page. E.g. wanting to take someone to another cache page and using the cache code as the link. I know it has something to do with HTML code, but I've not managed to figure it out yet! Thanks

Eartha: Thabk you so much for your reply! Very informative []

I really hate it when other cachers don't log trackables too. I'm relatively new to caching and would really love the chance to find and log more than the 1 I have so far! It's not for the lack of trying though. There are a few caches near my house that have bugs or coins in their inventory but when I get there, they're no where to be found! I even went in search of a traditional that claimed to have 3 inside while on a trip to the coast...not a single one was there! Please, please, please log trackables and move them on.

Just a really short post for a simple question. Is there anyone in the UK who can tell me how much premium membership is in GBP for a year? I know it's 30USD so is it £30? Or is it converted to £18ish? Thanks for any help

Sometimes when I have a problem with the app, it's because there's a new update to download. Or you could try re-installing it or logging back in.

I'm pretty new to geocaching (I've found 38 so far). I'm pretty good at finding traditional caches but I've only found 2 multis and would like to find more. My first multi, I did with a friend on his GPS and it was very early on in my caching life, so I didn't ask much more about it. My second I tried on my own not long ago but with great difficulty but with success (after 2 days!) I then tried a third a few weeks ago and was really put off by how difficult it is to do on an iPhone. Am I being silly, or is there a function on the app to type in coordinates? The problem I have is when I have to put any clues into some coordinates in the right order. In my third attempt I resorted to using the map app that comes as standard on my phone but it told me there was no such a place! So I gave up very easily and went in search for a traditional near by. How can I do this with more success?! Please help!

A Geocaching email that I received not long ago was about this very topic. It was encouraging people to definitely log DNFs. It alerts the hider that there might be a problem if there are several in a row. Also from a personal view, I usually decide whether to go looking for caches depending on how many people have/haven't found it recently. I think it's definitely a good idea.