Tricyclebob

Thank you very much for your replies. I looked at the links and am sorted now. Aren't these forums great for finding things out especially with all the friendly cachers who trouble to read the questions and then reply with their knowledge.

I'm looking for the whole of the UK.

Can anyone send me a link to the person who downloads the geocacheing map onto a new data card for a small fee plus the cost of the card. The one I have has been corrupted somehow and has affected the etrex 30 that I use. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for that. Shame really. I wish I started caching years ago because I travelled on business to virtually all the countries in Europe and all of the Scandinavian ones and never found a one. Previously I have been to many others on the Atlantic side and several in the Med when in the Royal Navy before geocaching was a twinkle in the eye even.

Is Wales a separate country or just considered to be part of the UK?

How do you think I feel then when I find a nano wether it opens easy or not,...I only have one hand!!! I manage by bringing my wife with me!!!!

Thanks for all your prompt replies. I'll make sure I have my camera with me now when I go geocaching and do as you suggested. A private email with the photo would be the best option I guess rather than putting it straight on the found it log. The other way would be to go with a fellow geocatcher I suppose if I could link up with someone from my area. Currently near Nantwich in Cheshire UK.

I am also disabled in the fact that I have only one arm. I have a slight mobility problem but can get about quite well. My problem is opening some of the caches which naturally have to be watertight and therefore difficult to open. My question is this; if I reach a geocache but am unable to open it to sign the log can I still log it as 'found'?