mr.toad

The formal format of the Libraries is good but this is supposed to be a "Family" friendly environment which last time I looked usually includes at least a few kids of assorted ages. I feel Pyramid was actually better for the kids because the background noise is higher than at the library and the parents don't have to worry so much about a little noise. The idea of changing day of the week for a meetings would be a welcome change especially for the meetings outside of the immediate Sea-Tac area.

As part of the quote:After WSGA Meeting Nighttime Cache Hunt group, I feel we should continue to rotate between north and south and eastside and west. I know that arranging a different location for the meeting is alot of work but the variety has really been nice. It also spreads the commute pain. A few of us Kent East Hill people have actually been carpooling to the meetings not in Kent. I'd even be willing to do Gig Harbor one month. I hear there's a good night cache over there

My fear would be voiding the waranty and / or causing the unit to leak / sink if exposed to a moist enviromentWhy I picked Magellan over Garmin

I have cracks in the case of my Sportrak Map near the screws. I have had it in for service multiple times and every time I get it back it develops cracks again within a few weeks. Has anyone else seen the cracks near the screw holes return after having them repaired??? How about in other places in the case plastic???

Called Magellan this morning about another issue, while on the phone I asked about "GPS Epoch rollover" and the GPS 2000. They told me it wasn't affected by this and should still be operable.

I purchased the SporTrak Map, the only reason I chose the Magellan over the Garmin was that they both claim to be waterproof but only the Magellan claims to float. With 2 small kids using it I figure just waterproof wouldn't help in 30' of water The SporTrak has been great so far

I purchased the SporTrak Map, the only reason I chose the Magellan over the Garmin was that they both claim to be waterproof but only the Magellan claims to float. With 2 small kids using it I figure just waterproof wouldn't help in 30' of water The SporTrak has been great so far

Mr.Toad at Metzler Park Mr. Toad on Log Jam Mr. Toad at Meridian Woods mr.toad with Ratbert and SAMURAI RAPH at Auburndale Park Mr.Toad & Kids at Renton Riparian

Mr.Toad at Metzler Park Mr. Toad on Log Jam Mr. Toad at Meridian Woods mr.toad with Ratbert and SAMURAI RAPH at Auburndale Park Mr.Toad & Kids at Renton Riparian

I just love caching http://img.Groundspeak.com/cache/log/564918_200.jpg

I just love caching http://img.Groundspeak.com/cache/log/564918_200.jpg

I purchased the SporTrak Map, the only reason I chose the Magellan over the Garmin was that they both claim to be waterproof but only the Magellan claims to float. With 2 small kids using it I figure waterproof wouldn't help in 30' of water

I purchased the SporTrak Map, the only reason I chose the Magellan over the Garmin was that they both claim to be waterproof but only the Magellan claims to float. With 2 small kids using it I figure waterproof wouldn't help in 30' of water

NopiSoki Saltwater Stash GC1368 has been removed by someone calling himself "FWadmin". he claims he can be reached at the following: I can be reached at 360.344.4406 - FWadmin@parks.wa.gov Thank You. Steve Shively, WA State Parks - PARKS AND RECREATION COORDINATOR He also says: NOTICE - This cache has been removed by WA State Parks. It was placed without authorization nor consultation of park management. The existence of Geocaches in WA State Parks has been determined to potentially a posed a hazard to the public and/or they have resulted in damage to the park resource.