Pedagog

I have just tried to update the co-ordinates of my cache as a visitor commented that they were little out, however they have not changed, and the update co-ordinates log that I filled in is not visible either. Is there any reason for this?, are they reviewed first? Thank you all in advance.

I have plans for some harder to find new caches in the UK if thats any help.

I couldn't see any in the UK on that list.

Walking stick badges are popular in the UK, or atleast a lot of places sell them.

Whats wrong with the UK?

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Saw the Souvenirs heading on my profiel and clicked on the more info, not very helpful, so my question is where are the Souvenirs areas.

Now thats an idea I have a load of old UK scout badges from the 1950's and 1960's.

I have sent one to you.

I thought that might be the case, but thought I would ask.

Very nice! Don't forget to take it caching locally before you place it further away. That way the mileage (or kilomireage ) starts close to home. Thank you, visited one cache so far.

I have read about Travel Bug Hotels, can somebody tell me how I go about finding one of these? Thank you in advance.

Our first two we did not find, one we realised we had approached from the wrong direction and would have meant a massive detour, so we gave up for another day. And the second I think has been muggled.

They are lovely.

Ped-A-Gog Pedagogs (also pedagogue - from the Greek "paidia" (παιδιά) meaning child, rather than the Latin pes meaning a foot) were a type of slave in ancient Rome; their charges were to protect, care for, and in many cases, educate, the children of the masters. Popular meaning - who teaches young people.

Hi everyone, after some comments on the Garmin eTrex Vista H. Good or Bad. Thanks in advance.

The only stupid question is the one you don't ask, and everyone else won't ask, because they think it's a stupid question! Most of us here will answer the same questions over and over again, so long as it's not asked several times in the same week. (In which case we will point you to the relevant thread!) I'd be tempted to look at the Paperless options. Do you require maps? (Free UK maps are available, which may tide you over until you save more money) Do you have access to a PDA? That may get you Paperless abilities, without getting a paperless GPS. Worth looking out for an event locally, and meeting cachers Face to Face, and trying out a GPS in-the-hand, and getting a users viewpoint on the kit. (Although most are biased towards the kit they have!) Has he expressed an interest in any of them? Is it worth giving him a voucher/the money and letting him make his own decision? (And putting more money in himself, if he wants The one with all the bells and whistles!) Thanks, he hasn't a clue what he wants and always relies on me to do the research for any new product he is buying, last year he wanted a new mobile and decided to buy it while I was out gardening, he has regretted that phone ever since.

Can I ask whats wrong with this app? How does it violate the terms of use? I am very new to this and just surprised and interested.

Thanks, sorry for the stupid questions.

Thank you all. Any makes or models that should be avoided?

Well here he/it is our first Travel Bug. A Sailor's Tale A Sailors Tale He will be placed in his first Cache this weekend, somewhere in Yorkshire.

I really don't know what features we want as I am very much a map and compass sort of person. Hubby will want to use it in the outdoors (not for automotive). He may want to use it on boats also (if possible).

Here we go his/its page is done, it will be released this weekend. A Sailor's Tale

I know there are lots of threads giving advice, but most seem to be US based. I am in the UK and want to purchase a first GPS for my husband. I am really lost as to whats what, so please can somebody give me some advice. Are there any really dire GPS units that I should avoid? Thank you in advance.

Great Thank you. Bug has arrived today, so will post pictures etc later.