NW Runner

Darn, I live near the area and was going to find the Manchester mines cache.

I tried to find an I hate I-5 cache. It was on the side of the freeway where cars and trucks come by at 50-60 MPH. Very dangerouse.

I tried to find an I hate I-5 cache. It was on the side of the freeway where cars and trucks come by at 50-60 MPH. Very dangerouse.

A fellow geocacher/friend and I found a cache. I immediately logged it. However the other geocacher just forgot about it. When he finally went to log it, it had been archived for over a month.

A fellow geocacher/friend and I found a cache. I immediately logged it. However the other geocacher just forgot about it. When he finally went to log it, it had been archived for over a month.

96.5 The Point. (The best of the 80s and more) I don't get lost, I dont investigate alternitive destinations. So how did I get here?????

My information is second hand, I will make a change in my log. Sorry and thanks for the heads up.

My suggestion for this whole thing would be to keep locationless caches but post the finds like so- Caches-Benchmarking-Locationless So if you found 65 caches, 40 benchmarks and 5 locationless caches then your found count would look like this. 65-40-5 All geocachers would no which find is which, and for those of you who cant stand locationless caches and have found a gazillion regular caches, simply ignore the last 2 columns. Just a suggestion! -You can weld it, glue it, or use the handyman secret weapon, Duck Tape

My suggestion for this whole thing would be to keep locationless caches but post the finds like so- Caches-Benchmarking-Locationless So if you found 65 caches, 40 benchmarks and 5 locationless caches then your found count would look like this. 65-40-5 All geocachers would no which find is which, and for those of you who cant stand locationless caches and have found a gazillion regular caches, simply ignore the last 2 columns. Just a suggestion! -You can weld it, glue it, or use the handyman secret weapon, Duck Tape

30 minutes, 5 to understand what it was, 5 to find the nearest one, and 20 to run down and get it!

30 minutes, 5 to understand what it was, 5 to find the nearest one, and 20 to run down and get it!

I was out in Ellensburg 2 weeks ago and saw one on a long trail leading to a cache. There were 2 other people looking at it when we saw it. I did some research myself and the main thing is to avoid them when they shed there skins because they will strike at anything. If you are bit than some options are to- cut of the blood circulation. Of course, get to a doctor imediately. If worse comes to worse you can pass out, and doctors might have to amputate it. Do remember this doesn't occur often . If you are worried, the best solution would be to take a partner or a cell phone. [This message was edited by NW Runner on June 09, 2002 at 06:08 PM.]

I was out in Ellensburg 2 weeks ago and saw one on a long trail leading to a cache. There were 2 other people looking at it when we saw it. I did some research myself and the main thing is to avoid them when they shed there skins because they will strike at anything. If you are bit than some options are to- cut of the blood circulation. Of course, get to a doctor imediately. If worse comes to worse you can pass out, and doctors might have to amputate it. Do remember this doesn't occur often . If you are worried, the best solution would be to take a partner or a cell phone. [This message was edited by NW Runner on June 09, 2002 at 06:08 PM.]

That should work!

That should work!

If you do need help please count me in.

I think its a good idea, and as long as were on the subject this one is really realllly buging me. Steilacoom cach

Fircrest tresure went down for good. It was looted for the 3rd time.

Sounds good! I plan on making a cache in the Olympics as well as Doungenous spit!

This cache has not been archived but from the looks of the recent logs, I am almost sure its toast, and the owner hasn't responded??? -Steilacoom cache-