HikerMike

Wow, that sounds like the kind of plane to fly in! http://brsparachutes.com/PI_models.mgi

Because she's better looking than me.

Unfortunately, this guy was warned about the dangers many times. A lot of people felt his behavior would eventually be destructive to the bears, and it ultimately was. Here's an article from back in February: http://www.alaska.com/akcom/western/activity/story/1838247p-819757c.html

Periodically I receive an email with the latest list of caches in my area, and I download this list to my GPS and then feed it from the GPS into MapSource. Looking at the map, it will then show all the caches in my area. When I go to the My Cache page and display Logged Caches, it shows the date and name of the cache I found, but not the cache number (GCxxxxx). If it had the number next to the name, it would be much easier to cross-reference with the map to determine which caches I had found and which ones were still undiscovered. Not a big deal, but it would probably be especially helpful to those who live near a high concentration of caches.

Does anyone know why there is no ability to view the state cache map for Hawaii? Seems like we used to be able to do that. I can look at the WORLD map and keep zooming in on Hawaii, but it winds up being a distorted polygon that looks nothing like our island (Oahu).

Maybe this has already been discussed, but..... Someone removed a TB from my cache a while back, but never logged it out. I would like to see the owner of a cache have the ability to log any TB's left in that cache as Missing In Action. Then, if the person who took it finally got around to logging it, the program would put it back in action wherever it happened to be. As it is now, my cache shows a TB that has not been there in some time now.

I've been trying to log a bug pickup, but the web page doesn't seem to be working. Has anyone else been having this problem?