TeamBarnesUK

Does real 'Tupperware' actually make a good cache container? I've never found any genuine Tupperware containers so wondered if perhaps they weren't as good as the myth suggests?

Did you manage to finish this journey? I just realised I never heard back from you. Hopefully you did! :-)

I've looked through the forum but can't see the answer. Sorry if this is a common question. I wondered how I can look up my own caches to see which has been visited the most often? Thanks

I assure you that I am not trying to mess with people? I've searched my emails and there doesn't seem to be an email requesting this? I do apologise if I've somehow deleted it.

The puzzle i gave you will give you the coordinates of a cache in Cyprus.

The cache is going to be called 'a quick scrabble up the hill' , which is a bit of a clue.

If I tell you what I was thinking of calling it that would give you a bit of a hint?

Thanks, I've sent you the details....

I'm thinking of placing my first puzzle cache but need someone to 'sanity check' it first to make sure it's actually correct. I'm pretty sure it's OK and will make the cache findable but is there anyone I can try it out on first? I'm not sure how hard it is because I know the answer!!

Me me me me me! ...I just wondered if you knew roughly when I might be needed, as I'm going to the UK in April for a little while.

I couldn't find a way to do this either. I downloaded a free app called 'coordinates' which will direct you to the coordinates you input. I would like to know if there is a way of doing it with the Geocache app though??

Very good point! Thanks so much, right I'm off to place it now then.

I've had a look around but can't find the answer. Is it OK to place a Geocache in an area that requires an admission charge? Its the sort of area you wouldn't visit unless you were going to pay to go into anyway?