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I note that Australia is also absent from the list, so I suspect possible issues @yahoo with email. It wouldn't be the first time. Eric

Email sent

Thanks all for the help, theUMP cleaned up the log entry for me. Now my bug won't mysteriously be heading to polar caches!

Oh, and while we are at it, if anybody knows of bugs headed to Australia that are currently on the peninsula, please let me know! I'm here till next Saturday.

I picked up the Australia and Singapore bugs today. Someone else grabbed one of the Japan ones, but just hasn't logged it online yet. There are still plenty of bugs in the cache, mostly headed within the USA and one to Japan. Thanks for the heads up!

Many thanks to all who replied! I'll go work on getting this taken care of again. Eric

I'll stop in tomorrow and have a "root" through this cache

I've looked around, but can't find any protocol for this. What do you do when a well meaning, short time cacher posts the tracking number for a bug of yours in their cache log entry, but then does not respond nor act when you request that they remove it? The owner of the cache in question has also not been responsive on the issue, so I'm trying to figure out what the next level to take it to would be. Any help is greatly appreciated!