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Possible? Really??? That's 1,44minutes per cache... Going to it, finding it, opening it, doing your log, replacing it... No... I can't see it happen no matter how fast the car is... But if people want to log caches they haven't even seen that's their problem... Personally I'd rather know I've been writing in every single logbook!!!

If I want to do a multicache, and I want to put the coordinates on my fathers grave, (not actually on it but on a lantern) for me it would be a way to make a lot of people visit him, but maybe it is too morbid for the general caching population?

I'd like to encourage all you cachers going to Sal, Cabo Verde to place new caches there.. I am fully aware they'll be seen as "vacation caches" (wich there actually already are a few...) Thing is, I'm moving there with my wife in October, going down to get a contract for the apartment in march... And I'll be able to perform maintenance on them then... (it's a small island) after I have logged them ofcourse :-) otherwise we'll end up with an island covered only with my caches... Fun for you, not so much for me... So if you're going there, bring some nice containers and your cacheing minds and get some sweet cache action going there!!!!

I´ve been trying to find a way so that I get instant updates in my ipone when tere is a new cache published in my area... And I can´t figure out how tis is done... The oter cachers I´ve talked to don´t remember how they did...

No it´s not a vacation cache, I go tere for work every 2-3 months... I travel the world frequently, tattooing in some different places... And there are cacher friends there who will elp the maintanance but I do want them to actually find it themselves first!

I placed a cache in Lisbon wen I was tere a couple of weeks ago, And now i´ve lost te note I wrote the coordinates on... I can pinpoint te lokation on a map but I dont know how to find the coordinates... Anyone tat knows how to do?

I'm also new to this, been out for only a few days but really love it and even got my wife inboard aswell, we're planning the first placement but will include a friend who introduced us and have more than 300 finds... A really good way to learn is to go out with someone that knows about it first, that way you can learn quicker and easily get into it and learn the "rules"