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I am not as much concerned over the date as I was just stating that they used a date that was before the cache was enabled. My main purpose of the post was to find out how to locate a cachers profile. Thank you to CAVino gal for instructions for finding the cachers profile. Now, I will get to work. I will update you as soon as I have information. As of this morning, the cacher has not logged on Geocaching.com. Thanks everyone.

Today, (May 20th) a geocacher that I have never previously heard of signed our logbook and dated it May 15th. I know it was miss-dated, because it is a new cache location and it was not available for signing on the 15th. The cacher has NOT logged on the Geocaching website yet? Well, said cacher also tore up several things looking for the cache--- which is in plain sight!. I would just like to view the cacher' profile to see if he is a new cacher and does not have geosense skills yet. Anyway to trace a cacher just by his geocaching nickname?

Over a year ago our friends from Wyoming pulled into our drive way in the first "America's largest Travel bug." It was a very long, new motor home. It was the first travel bug of this type that we had ever seen. Now, we have 3 automobiles that are each a travel bug with their own tag numbers. It is fun to receive an email from someone who saw us driving down the Interstate, or in a shop parking lot, and even at events. It is so much fun. We even had a cacher pull in the driveway just to get the number because they had heard about the TB's. There are several companies now making the decals, I would suggest that you inquire how large and tall the numbers are. I have seen some that are to small to read from the road. The bigger, the better. Karen

We have 3 car travel bugs. Each one has the dog tag hanging inside the car as well as the outside presentation. The copy is in the drawer at home. If you loose your magnet or the car wash eats it up, you still have a record of your numbers. KD7DKV

What are the Postal Regulations and limitations for placing a geocache mailbox along in a row of rural official mail boxes?