koneko

thanks for the suggestions! jenn

now you've got me goin, thumper - i'm hoping someone in canada will help me out, too! 'neko

it's one set of coordinates - 56*63.56 any coordinates can intersect that set, but i need a pic of a GPS showing that half of a set of coordinates. make sense?

i'm looking for someone in canada to help me out with this cache: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=12627 i converted my name to these coordinates: 56 63.56. now i need someone near that coordinate to take a photo of the GPS clearly showing that coordinate so i can log the cache - any takers? jenn lexington, KY, USA

just sent you a reply thumper.... jenn

I've got no idea - that's on the other side of the state from me!! take a weekend trip and check it out. jenn

nice to see you - there's an event coming up in lexington to discuss creating an offical organization on january 1st - look for the event cache on the list of new caches in kentucky - and look for the topic in this discussion forum if you haven't found it already =) jenn the white diamond pirates

you talkin bout caching tomorrow? cause i am - drop me a line at any of the numbers i emailed to you. i'm probably leavin earlish. or, if you meant some random day in the future, just about any day is good for me except for fridays and saturdays. lemme know =) jenn

sounds cool gang! i've got no problem with joseph beth and will be there around 2pm - i would warn people that traffic on that side of town, for those that aren't familiar with it, can get INSANE! so plan accordingly. looking forward to seeing everyone again =) jenn

anyone in the central kentucky area or nearby willing to drive into town needs to check out JoGPS's latest cache - "tool cache". you ready to put your thinking caps on? this ain't no ordinary cache! 'neko

www.hotmail.com sign up. its free. 'neko

to everyone who showed - and thanks for all the thanks, guys =) i think papa bear and i (and any of my crew that i can drag along...) are going to tackle 'tool' on wed after the lord of the rings =). wish us luck! 'neko

many many thanks =)

any chance i can get someone to post coordinates for the collesium in nashville, tn? i'm driving down there on monday to see the game. also, are there any 'must do' caches in the area? i'm comin down early to snag some while i'm there =) 'neko the white diamond pirates, lexington, ky

what a great time that was - we managed to create 18 new caches for the area, and a bunch of new friends. glad to see everyone that could make it - there will certainly be more events to come! 'neko the white diamond pirates

only a few more days, kids! 'neko

up to 16 folks - how wonderful is this going to be!! 'neko

we're up to a solid 16 (geokris will be joining us!) with a possible 24 (flmike) whee! this'll be a big table =) oh yeah, and bring your appetites - big portions =) 'neko

i like a good mix. some days it's a full day of travel (like a few days ago i snagged 9 caches in one day). other days i'll try for the one hard one that i've been avoiding til just the right moment. it depends on the day, the weather, how much tiem i have, who's with me, etc. 'neko

our name came from a gaming discussion... loooong story! all of my crew are gamers. we haven't combined the two yet, but it's a nifty idea! 'neko The White Diamond Pirates

so... this is who i have so far (not counting my crew) koneko cut.throat.red krispy kremer wcgreen mr. wcgreen mr hoy mrs hoy (+ the littlest hoy) Kytrex Mrs Kytrex Paddy PapaBear Mrs bear (plus two cubs) possibles: geokris jogps a solid 15 (with the littlest hoy and two cubs) people plus 2 for the possibles plus a possible 4 for my crew. so anywhere from 15 to 23 cachers! whee! i have changed the location within the restaurant from the herb room to the patio. (when you walk in the front doors, take a right into the bar and walk past the bar through the door to the patio. (yes the patio is enclosed and heated) questions? comments? drop me a line! 'neko The White Diamond Pirates [This message was edited by the white diamond pirates on December 04, 2002 at 01:16 PM.]

i love hunting for caches at night - provided it's warm enough (i stopped in early october) and i've got a GOOD flashlight as well as a partner. 'neko

These are great questions =) i try and go with at least one other person (usually my first mate, drlucky) he'll navigate while i'm driving, and then at the sight, whoever has the etrex will navigate. he's got an awful habit of being able to zero in on caches just by lookin around, while i'm off stalking the dadgum thing then again, i'm the one with the eyes for good stashing places quote:1. Do you ever use the hints, i.e., is it bad form to use it, or do you always use the hint? we have used hints in the past - we decrypt, if necessary, on the trail. quote:2. Do you use the GPS exclusively, or do you just use the description to get the booty? we use GPS to narrow down the field. sometimes we find it better to put it away, other times it'll lead us right there. it really depends on the terrain, the difficulty and the description of the cache itself. quote:3. Do you ever e-mail the cache hider for clues if you cannot find the cache? yes! I'm still waiting for a response from the owner of the East Pinnacle cache in Berea, Kentucky. this one killed us - we spent a little over 2 hours just searching for this one. goin back there soon! i won't let it get us down. 'neko The White Diamond Pirates

(and anyone else interested) check out the topic 'Kentucky Ping'. that one has the lexington lunch on it. 'neko

i just submitted a cache for this event - keep your eyes open for it! 'neko