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Angelorum This person from Lithuania has just logged one of my coins that they have never seen

Email Sent 15/1/15 Name Received 21/01/15 Mission Sent 23/01/15 Mission Arrived at Destination Mission Received 30/01/15

Email Sent 15/1/15 Name Received 21/01/15 Mission Sent 23/01/15 Mission Arrived at Destination ??? (how will I know this?) Mission Received

I'm in, be gentle with me, it's my first time! Email Sent 15/1/15 Name Received Mission Sent Mission Arrived at Destination Mission Received

I currently have 15 trackables belonging to other cachers in my inventory. However, this is because I am going to Northern Norway into the Arctic Circle in just over a week and I have contacted every single owner and asked if they want to go. I also find a traveller in an average of 1 in 20 caches but most do seem to be at events. I am also releasing 8 of my own TBs when I am in Norway for them to travel. I have also just put 3 new TBs into an event for when I get back. These will moved into a new series of caches as soon as they are published for that event. I have seven travelers currently traveling around the world and have had none go permanently missing. From reading the other posts I guess I am just lucky!

Some people do just know things.And some people plagarise almost word for word. And I know little! Sorry I did not know it was against the rules to look up an answer. I've only just started using this forum and now see why others don't use it. There was plenty of time for you to answer before I did but obviously you had to look up the answer to see I had used a Wiki. If your going to be so pathetic I don't see the point of playing this quiz. The answer to my question is 1903 - over to you JoLuc, I'm off and leaving this game to sulking little brats like you!

OK, as the last question was gun related: In what year did the UK get it's first gun enforcement law?

Kœhler invented a gun-carriage allowing the axis of the gun to be depressed to an angle of seventy degrees. This was demonstrated during the Great Siege of Gibraltar on 15 February 1782 at Princess Royal's Battery. This new carriage enabled the defending guns to take advantage of the height of the Rock of Gibraltar.