Rattlehead

Class of '02 checking in. Still lurking in the forums. Still finding caches.

Just a couple off the top of my head. St Augustine has the Fountain of Youth and the Alligator Farm. Did you mean Charleston, SC? There's Fort Sumter.

I had business card sized signature magnets made up. At the very least (most), you could use them to hold your kid's artwork on the refrigerator.

Boot to the head

You can add waypoints in GeoBeagle. From the cache list, click the menu button and select "Add Waypoint."

While on the map screen press Menu and then select "Map Setup". Scroll over to "Map Setup - Points" and then down to "User Waypoints". Change it to Off.

A small jar containing sand from Omaha Beach.

You da man, Brian. You da man.

How weird. I did connect during the summer while on a trip away from home, but I've connected dozens of times sitting here in my living room since that trip. Anyone have any idea on how to contact the developers to add a suggestion? Thanks! Can the built in Google Maps app find your location? You may need to add your access point here.

There is a way to vote more than once per workstation.

Take along a plastic bag and start picking up trash. Most people will quickly lose interest.

I've found that Preparation H provides relief from chigger bites.

I've moved away from the NNJ area and have been away from the forums for a while, so I just read the sad news. I had the pleasure to meet Helmut and his daughters at a few group hikes and geocaching events. He was always very friendly and happy and you could really see how much he loved his family and geocaching. He will be greatly missed. My deepest condolences to the Mueller family.

That's great! Congratulations!

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Congratulations!

I never got a chance to hike there, but there is parking and a trailhead at the intersection of 17A & 17. Here's a page from localhikes.com: http://www.localhikes.com/Hikes/Wildcat_Mt_Loop_5602.asp

Congratulations!

I'll second "The Ironman." I enjoyed it myself. Funny how more people haven't seeked it out.

Greedy is a relative term. If the surest way to get a pocket query is to create a new one, then I'd like to have an easy way to create a new one. What could be easier than having a preset and telling the pocket query generator to create a new pocket query using the settings contained in said preset? Checking the day on an existing pocket query does not create a new query.

To facilitate running pocket queries on demand, I feel it would be useful to have the ability to save pocket query "presets", where all the information for the pocket query (center coordinates, cache types, etc.) could be saved. Then it would be a simple matter of selecting a preset and telling it to run that pocket query now.

This is what I have: Google Maps=http://maps.google.com/maps?q=%lat+%lon+(%code-%name)&hl=en

I asked this before, but never received an answer. Would it be possible to add "presets" to the new pocket query creation form? I run a pocket query centered around my home coordinates for selected cache types. Instead of filling out all the required info every time I want to run this pocket query, it would be handy to be able to make a selection from a drop-down list which would fill in everything except the day of the week to run the query.

Congratulations!

We were at the Dairy Queen in West Milford a few weeks ago and there was a momma bear with two cubs tearing through the dumpster. They showed absolutely no fear of humans. The police were called and the bears were dispersed with rubber slugs and noise-making shells fired from shotguns.