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Maybe you should scratch the purple heart bit, and make a coin like a merit badge or something that you give to cachers who have been wounded in the line of duty (caching).

After looking at all the other entries I realized I didn't have a chance, but I'll submit my entry anyways. Tried to keep it nice and simple, and added a tree for good measure.

If 21 is "young", then I'm a fetus?

I'd be content on a LM multi.. No way I'd get out to.. Prince George to finish a cache.

..And PQs aren't available to Normal Members like me. Of course, I could manually input every cache I've found...

While looking for a cache, I had the same accuracy and co-ords as a friend and yet our ground-zeroes were about 10 metres apart. I wouldn't worry about 30 feet (10 metres).

No, hardly.. I've got a rival I'd like to track the progress of

British Columbia geocachers gathered in Surrey on Saturday to take part in the Cleanup at Mud Bay. ~45 people collected over 300 pounds of garbage, with such items as screen doors, rubber mats, tents and a statue of an Indian god. Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup-Mud Bay Park

Personally, I think that it would be useful if you were able to watch a user. You'd be able to get e-mails if they found a cache, created a cache or moved a travel bug.

The "KRAFT" cache and the "HALL-5 CACHE" are rated 1/1.5 and 1.5/1, respectively. Thouse shoouuulld be fairly easy. Most of the caches very close to those have difficulties in the 2.5s, but "Hunter Park Cache" Is a 1/1 and should be fairly easy. Hope this helps!

*gasp!* Has nicolo only really found 1999 caches? LMGA #G

Great job nicolo! I just recently heard your name as you came to BC to find a few caches. 2000.. I'll aim for 200

I wouldn't be surprised if the mystery was "within 1 mile/km of the final co-ords". Could one be archived?

Hmm.. Interesting . Could it be a terracache, or does it say "Official Geocache" on the container/log?

I can take 29th Ave. Fairly close to my house, I'm near it just about every day. e-mail to be sent

Got 12 in a day, once. That pretty much cleared out the caches within 3km from my house.

I though APE caches were on that page. That's how I learned about them..

Though a rule like this would be nice, it is not always neccessary. There are great hides by newbies, and just because your find count is high, it doesn't always mean that the quality of your caches is high. Take TeamNocturn, for example. Their 3 cache hides are great (So I hear, I've found none of them )

There is a similar cache in Ladner, BC that needs water to obtain the cache. I haven't found it, but I know others that have, and have spoiled it a little for me Fillerup, by Half-Canadian and Scooter the Wonder Dog

I was also wondering where to by lock and locks, I've got no containers in my house in which to hide caches.