MeeMaw

quote: Micros in the woods are not my favorite but an urban micro is fun. I agree. But perhaps that's because the only micro in the woods I've looked for I couldn't find. I think a micro should only be used because you can't use something bigger. And I actually found an ammo box in urban Chicago!

I’ve always heard that WV is the Northern-most of the Southern states, Southern-most of the Northern states, Eastern-most of the Midwestern states and Western-most of the Eastern states. I’ve seen us catagorized with each of them. I really don’t know where we belong.

Hey, this sounds great! March sounds much better than February, and with the weather the past few days, I'm wondering if it will even be warm enough by then. We may be more interested in trying to find ways to stay warm rather than to be out looking for caches. Well, on second thought, probably not, as I've searched for caches in the pouring rain before . I've only met 3 or 4 other cachers, though I've corresponded with several of you through e-mails. I am really looking forward to putting a face with a name. Of course some of you have your pictures in your logs or on your cache sites, so I won't have any trouble recognizing you (MITW). I'm really glad someone decided to plan this. Thanks WVAK47!

I would think that if a person has specific requirements for his travel bug that they should be attached to the bug itself. The only mention in the cache's logbook should be that it was placed.

I guess I need to tell you what page I'm having the problem with. It's the Chuck Yeager picture on http://www.geocaching.com/track/track_detail.asp?ID=224 Thanks...

After having the same problem of my picture not uploading after several attempts, I found that the .JPG must be .jpg. I changed it and my picture still doesn't show up. I get the dreaded RED X box.