Fish Soup

I've basically retired from geocaching (aka Fish Soup), so I have this unneeded bag full of tools (called TOTT in the game), swag, and other accessories that would be useful for hiding your own caches. Included are six bison tubes with some extra o-rings, a smaller plastic micro vial, an unactivated travel bug, a telescoping rod with magnet attachments, plus various other items you can see in the photo. The stuff in the bag is just miscellaneous treasure you can add to caches you hide (or find). $20 for the lot. I'm in Seattle. You can pickup from me here, or I can ship within the US for another $7.

I bought City Navigator Europe NT v9 on an SD card from ebay, but I'm having trouble getting it to work with my Garmin 76CSx. I've used MapSource software for my North America maps, which works fine, but the file on this SD card doesn't seem to be compatible with MapSource software. I've transferred the img file to my unit (I think) via some software I found on the web (Img2gps), but I can't "see" it on the gps, at least not through the normal way I load maps - menu\setup\maps, then using the checkbox to enable. All I see right now is the basemap that came pre-installed. Any ideas? Did I buy the wrong thing for this unit? Thanks.

This sounds like a great idea. I can't join this weekend, but I'll keep an eye out for more events like this one. As a new geocacher, I have a basic question. When a group finds a cache, what is the etiquette for more than one person logging the cache? It seems like only one person actually lays hands on the find (at least initially), although multiple people may have been looking. Just curious. Thanks.