Nittany Lady

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I just received an activation code for a UK coin, but when I tried to activating it, it said the TB was not in the system. I've checked and double checked the codes? Anyone have any advice?

Hey You... NIce coin. Put me in for 1!

I also received an envelope with a slit in one end and no coins in the envelope. Ordered 2 or 3 coins. I have to go back and check on the number ordered. Email sent.

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Probably a stupid question, but are there any left for sale?

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I am Nittany Lady, a geocacher in Northern Virginia looking to log a locationless cache called "Where's In A Name" (GC3153). In order to log this cache I need to get a picture taken along latitude or longitude line 65* 28.2_ _ (N,S,E,W) with your GPS in the picture. Read the description of the locationless to get allt he information. If you are a geocacher in any of the areas that match this requirement and are willing to help, please contact me through my profile at www.geocaching.com Thanks to anybody who can help with this!

With the exception of the obvious "geotrash," the wet stuff, the expired stuff, etc., I don't think that a finder of a cache should take it upon him/herself to "cleanse" the cache of "geotrash." Granted, most children don't own GPS's, but this is an activity that families participate in together. Kids included. On numerous occasions I have taken young children out geocaching with me, and they always have been so excited to find a cache filled with "geotrash." They also, in return for the "geotrash" they have taken, have put some of their own "geotrash" back into the cache, which just earlier in the day was painstakingly chosen to trade from what they have to choose from-their small, often plastic toys. It is not up to a finder to decide what is geotrash and remove it. Just remember, this is not an adults only activity.

Would love to be there, but have to be out of town this weekend. Hopefully next time.