Scare Force One
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I belive that the minimum distance between 2 cache's is 1/10 of a mile, but I could be wrong.
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My suggestion is play it safe and check it. You would hate to check your luggage, get to the gate, and have it confiscated. It is unlikly, but why risk it.
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GPS'rs, especially chaper models will not get you on top of the cache. Thy will get you within about 20 or 30 feet and then you will have tgo use your "geosense" to find it. As you do more you will develop your geosense. Just keep at it and soon you will be finsing them like a pro.
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Contact the cache owner ASAP and alert him the the issue. Explain to him exactly what happened, where it happened, and when it happened. After that there is not much yoiu can do. Sorry to hear about your expirence, most places are great and this is very unusal.
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Welcomne to the addiction. Have fun!!!
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it does not necesarilyu refur to a person who has vandilived or stolen a cache, but simply any person who is not a geocacher. As mentioned above it is barrowed from the Harry Potwer series.
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To make everybodys lives esier why dont we just make a list of things that tell you what indicates you are NOT addicted... it will be MUCH shorter.
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If it is at all possible it is always good to move a TB. Just check its mission to make sure you will be helping it move in the right direction and that you will be able to place it within a week or two of grabing it.
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The amount of paper and ink you will use for this project is incredible. Go onto Ebay and buy a used/inexpensive PDA for 15 to 25 dollars. You will save the enviroment and your self a heck of a lot of time.
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Im not sure but I belive they also sell them quiet chaply at GC.com, but it isd quiet possible I am wrong.
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You definatly should if at all possible. You could alweays go back to it after the FTF is gone and stuff it in there. The reason to do it is so that if someone acidentally stumbles upon it they know what it is and what to do (and not to do) with it.
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You can find only Premium Member one by running a Pocket Query, and selecting "Premium Member" box. Then where you are looking from.
If you had read all of the posts you would have seen that someone had indeed suggested the use of PQ.
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A TB bought thru GC.com will cost about 5 dollar plus tax and shipping (usally about 6 total depending on location).
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As you gety more and more expieranced you will develop a "geo sense". This takes time to develop but if you stick with it you will get it. Juist keep trying and remember, what other people say in their logs does not matter.
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Just about anything. You will have an esier time trying to find a list of things NOT to use. Almost anything that ios safe and apropriate for children is ok to use.
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In truth very few caches are members only so as said before, dont expect to find many. In my area we dont have a single one for 15 miles.
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STS122 is on standdown for at least 24 hours.
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I avoid caches like this becuse if I have the wrong yard it would be an interesting conversation. If you don't mid a reduction in cache visits than hay, it's you yard.
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You do not need internet access in order to paperlessly cache. Others can explain how but I know that much. One thing to think about is; PDA's are not meant for outdoor use and the chances of it getting ruined, lost, or damaged are relitivly large. I would suggest buying a very cheap used PDA off ebay or something lioke that for cacheing. That way if you do destroy it your out 20 or 30 bucks, not 200+. I have been caching for 2 years and I have lost 1 destroyed 1 and scrached 1 screen.
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I took something and then compleatly forgot that I had something else in my pocket and that I was supposed to LEAVE it in the cache. Opps.
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I think it's a total waste of time. I doubt one person in the history of mankind has been converted by a
pamphlet.
If I see them, I will leave them. It's not my cache to decide what belongs and what doesn't. I do trade for the Chick Tracts to read because they are absolutely hilarious.
A while ago I found a cache that was an obvious violation of the agenda rule, as it was next to a church and filled with nothing but various pamphlets and swag espousing a fundamentalist view of Christianity. I came back with some brochures espousing Flying Spaghetti Monsterism, Islam and Catholicism and added them.
Pamphlets are a total waste of time...but what about bisuness cards???
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I would check it just to be safe. They may not have any problem with it but it would be bad to check your bags and then end up having to leave GPSr behind beacuse you can't carry iton. Better safe than sorry...IMO.
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Beacuse there are no vertual caches anymore the .10 rule does still apply to the 1st stage of a multi...I think
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I thinks DNF's should be left in place. Somne owners like to track DNF's over time ot see if something is wrong and there is no shame in a DNF.
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You are free to decide what caches you do and do not seek. Sometimes a quick roadside cache is great, but if its not your thing there are plenty of out of the way gems to be found.
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