Toast822

Not to throw gas on the flame: can't you just click on the caches "found" on that person's profile page? It displays all the caches a cacher has visited... Granted, not on one page if you've been to more than 25 caches IMHO it seems that "personal TB's" are an ok idea, but that they should be a different category than a traditional TB... quote: A fellow discussed how it enables him to have his log entry for every cache he's found on one page, so his friends and fellow cachers can see them. Now that's a good idea, imho.

Not to throw gas on the flame: can't you just click on the caches "found" on that person's profile page? It displays all the caches a cacher has visited... Granted, not on one page if you've been to more than 25 caches IMHO it seems that "personal TB's" are an ok idea, but that they should be a different category than a traditional TB... quote: A fellow discussed how it enables him to have his log entry for every cache he's found on one page, so his friends and fellow cachers can see them. Now that's a good idea, imho.

I have a cache with 2 travelbugs in it, and I encounter them so rarely, I'm tempted to go to my cache and grab one of the bugs. Is that acceptable travebug etiquette?

I have a cache with 2 travelbugs in it, and I encounter them so rarely, I'm tempted to go to my cache and grab one of the bugs. Is that acceptable travebug etiquette?

So, I guess touch and gos are cool? Then I'm going to do one that will follow me around in my travels (since I work for an airline)... Awesome

I've been doing some searches on this in various forums and on the travelbug page, and could not find any results, so I went ahead and placed it. It idea is: Make a "mulitsession" CD-RW the travelbug and have people w/ CD-ROM burners add more software (freeware and shareware) or other interesting data. In effect the travel bug becomes a wandering trackable cache. I realize it requires some technical skill to make it work, but someone savy enough to make geocaching their hobby should have no problem with this... Has this been tried before?

I've been doing some searches on this in various forums and on the travelbug page, and could not find any results, so I went ahead and placed it. It idea is: Make a "mulitsession" CD-RW the travelbug and have people w/ CD-ROM burners add more software (freeware and shareware) or other interesting data. In effect the travel bug becomes a wandering trackable cache. I realize it requires some technical skill to make it work, but someone savy enough to make geocaching their hobby should have no problem with this... Has this been tried before?